Java Developer | BCM-HGSC Skip to main content Baylor College of Medicine Human Genome Sequencing Center Home About Us Funding Minority Diversity G/GREAT Program PGET Program Application forms Careers Java Developer Postdoctoral Associate Research Assistant I Research Assistant I-Genomics Research Operations Associate - Laboratory Quality Management Research Operations Associate Research Technician II Senior Bioinformatics Programmer Staff Scientist - Genomic Variants News Contact Us Faculty Visiting HGSC Projects Clinical Lab HeartCare KidsCanSeq Study RIGHT10K Study eMERGE Cancer Genomics The Cancer Genome Atlas Project (TCGA) Intracranial germ cell tumors Pancreaticobiliary and duodenal tumors Polycythemia vera Human Genomics Charcot-Marie-Tooth Project CHARGE Consortium eMERGE Genetics of Adult Intellectual Disability Research Study Genomic Variation Human Genome Project Ion Channel Project SNP Discovery Microbial Genomics Microbial Projects A. apis A. castellani Neff B. pumilus F036B B. pumilus SAFR-032 D. crinitum OH494 D. discoideum AX4 E. coli DH10B E. faecalis OG1 F. nucleatum ATCC10953 F. nucleatum ATCC23726 F. tularensis MI001730 F. tularensis OR96246 F. tularensis OSU18 F. tularensis RC503 Moraxella bovis Epp63 M. haemolytica PHL213 Paenibacillus larvae P. stewartii P. violaceum P6 R. typhi S. aureus MRSA USA300 S. aureus MSSA S. iniae Texas Medical Center Genomic Center for Infectious Diseases (TMC GCID) Microbiome Data Release Policy Non-human primates Baboon Black and white colobus Chimpanzee Drill Gibbon Marmoset Mouse lemur Orangutan Owl monkey Rhesus monkey Sifaka lemur Sooty mangabey Other Mammals Armadillo Bovine Hyrax Kangaroo Rat Megabat Mouse Peromyscus Rat Sheep Wallaby Y Chromosome Marine Mammals Dolphin Killer whale Reptiles Adder Arthropods i5K Pilot Asian long-horned beetle Bark scorpion Bed bug Brown marmorated stink bug Brown recluse spider Bull-headed dung beetle Caddisfly Colorado potato beetle Common house spider Emerald ash borer Eurytemora affinis German cockroach Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter Hackberry petiole gall psyllid Hrabe's jumping bristletail Hyalella azteca Mayfly Mediterranean fruit fly Milkweed bug Parasitic wasp: T. pretiosum Parasitic wasp: C. floridanum Parasitic wood wasp: O. abietinus Scarce Chaser Sheep blowfly Silvestri's Northern Forcepstail Turnip sawfly Velvet worm Water strider Western black widow spider Western flower thrips Aphid Bees Bumble Bee Dwarf Honey Bee Honey Bee Drosophila D. melanogaster D. pseudoobscura Library Construction DGRP DGRP Lines modEncode Black Fly Butterfly Centipede Hessian Fly Mite Parasitic Wasp Red flour beetle Sand Fly Tobacco Hornworm Other Invertebrates Acorn Worm Cuttlefish Sea Urchin Publications Software Atlas2 ATLAS GapFill Atlas-Link Atlas Whole Genome Assembly Suite Bang bcm-ace-plots Cassandra CBT++ CoCa ERIS ExCID Report Honey Jelly MegaDot Mercury Parliament2 Princess SimPed Sniffles SNP Tools SVCollector SVhound Resources FTP Site FTP Site Help Conditions of use HGSC Intranet Library BAC Clones Protocols: Sequencing Library Construction Glossary Menu Java Developer email linkedin twitter facebook reddit pinterest hackernews print Vacancy number: 10154 Department: Human Genome Sequencing Center Salary range: $77,029 - $108,419 Location: Texas Medical Center, Houston, TX Summary The Human Genome Sequencing Center (HGSC) at the Baylor College of Medicine is currently seeking a Web/Java and Reports Developer with four or more years of software development experience to design and develop applications for Laboratory Information Management Systems and Genomic Research utilizing established architecture, standard design patterns and coding practices. The Baylor College of Medicine Human Genome Sequencing Center (BCM-HGSC) is one of three large-scale sequencing centers funded by the National Institutes of Health. As one of the three major centers in the United States, the BCM-HGSC provides a unique opportunity to work with cutting edge genomic science. BCM-HGSC is currently seeking an enthusiastic individual to work in a rapidly evolving research lab to create world-class software. This new member will work with researchers to create unique and impactful applications that will further the understanding of genetic diseases. BCM-HGSC offers opportunities that provide both educational and professional growth. No matter what the role, our employees make a significant contribution to genome research and tomorrow's science in a family-friendly work environment. BCM-HGSC is located in the Texas Medical Center and provides an academic environment that balances work and personal life. Internal Title: Senior Programmer/Analyst; External Title: Java Developer This position works 1-2 days per week from the office and the other days remotely. Job Duties Handle full life-cycle projects including functional design, systems design, implementation and testing. Manage user support and collaborating with other groups at the HGSC. Ensure implementations are adequately tested and documented and approved by affected users/stakeholders. Familiar with the software development lifecycle and with the associated technologies and tools used to develop, test and deploy software. Analyze and understand business requirements as accurately as possible to design and build corresponding applications to match requirements. Cross group collaboration with other groups and roles at the HGSC. Interact with business to help manage requirements, testing/validation and delivery for clinical projects. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Management Information Systems, Information Technology, or a related field. Four years of related experience may substitute for degree requirement. Four years of relevant experience. Preferred Qualifications Four or more years of hands-on software development experience. Four or more years of Java/J2EE architecture and development experience. Experience with relational databases (Oracle preferred) and SQL. Experience with Reporting Applications. Experience with developing RESTful web services. Experience in developing web applications using at least one popular web framework (JSF, GWT, Spring MVC) preferred. Ability to develop multi-tier scalable, robust and reliable applications that operate 24x7. Ability to build Java web applications and services, working with relevant tools (IDEs, Maven, JUnit, etc.). Good communication and collaboration skills and the ability to work in an agile/iterative development team. Required skills: Java, Spring, Tomcat, Linux, SQL, Git, Maven, RESTful services. Technology environment: Java, Spring, Reporting and Visualization software, Oracle, Tomcat, LINUX, Maven, Git, RESTful services. Baylor College of Medicine requires employees to be fully vaccinated -subject to approved exemptions-against vaccine-preventable diseases including, but not limited to, COVID-19 and influenza. Baylor College of Medicine is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Equal Access Employer. Apply for this position on BCM job site Search form Search Search JOIN US NOW Apply online at www.bcm.edu/careers For more information contact: Meagan Sam Human Resources Manager Human Genome Sequencing Center Baylor College of Medicine 1 Baylor Plaza Mail stop: BCM226 Houston, TX 77030-3411 E-mail: Meagan.Sam@bcm.edu Telephone: 713-798-3936 Working at BCM-HGSC Benefits Minority Diversity Initiative Programs BCM Diversity and Inclusion Other Openings Postdoctoral Associate Research Assistant I Research Assistant I-Genomics Research Operations Associate Research Operations Associate - Laboratory Quality Management Research Technician II Senior Bioinformatics Programmer Staff Scientist - Genomic Variants BCM Home | BCM Intranet | Privacy Notices | Contact BCM | HGSC Intranet Baylor College of Medicine Human Genome Sequencing Center Mail: One Baylor Plaza, MS: BCM226, Houston, TX 77030 Phone: 713-798-6539 | Fax: 713-798-5741 E-mail: questions@hgsc.bcm.edu Copyright © 2021 Home About Us Funding Minority Diversity G/GREAT Program PGET Program Application forms Careers Java Developer Postdoctoral Associate Research Assistant I Research Assistant I-Genomics Research Operations Associate - Laboratory Quality Management Research Operations Associate Research Technician II Senior Bioinformatics Programmer Staff Scientist - Genomic Variants News Contact Us Faculty Visiting HGSC Projects Clinical Lab HeartCare KidsCanSeq Study RIGHT10K Study eMERGE Cancer Genomics The Cancer Genome Atlas Project (TCGA) Intracranial germ cell tumors Pancreaticobiliary and duodenal tumors Polycythemia vera Human Genomics Charcot-Marie-Tooth Project CHARGE Consortium eMERGE Genetics of Adult Intellectual Disability Research Study Genomic Variation Human Genome Project Ion Channel Project SNP Discovery Microbial Genomics Microbial Projects A. apis A. castellani Neff B. pumilus F036B B. pumilus SAFR-032 D. crinitum OH494 D. discoideum AX4 E. coli DH10B E. faecalis OG1 F. nucleatum ATCC10953 F. nucleatum ATCC23726 F. tularensis MI001730 F. tularensis OR96246 F. tularensis OSU18 F. tularensis RC503 Moraxella bovis Epp63 M. haemolytica PHL213 Paenibacillus larvae P. stewartii P. violaceum P6 R. typhi S. aureus MRSA USA300 S. aureus MSSA S. iniae Texas Medical Center Genomic Center for Infectious Diseases (TMC GCID) Microbiome Data Release Policy Non-human primates Baboon Black and white colobus Chimpanzee Drill Gibbon Marmoset Mouse lemur Orangutan Owl monkey Rhesus monkey Sifaka lemur Sooty mangabey Other Mammals Armadillo Bovine Hyrax Kangaroo Rat Megabat Mouse Peromyscus Rat Sheep Wallaby Y Chromosome Marine Mammals Dolphin Killer whale Reptiles Adder Arthropods i5K Pilot Asian long-horned beetle Bark scorpion Bed bug Brown marmorated stink bug Brown recluse spider Bull-headed dung beetle Caddisfly Colorado potato beetle Common house spider Emerald ash borer Eurytemora affinis German cockroach Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter Hackberry petiole gall psyllid Hrabe's jumping bristletail Hyalella azteca Mayfly Mediterranean fruit fly Milkweed bug Parasitic wasp: T. pretiosum Parasitic wasp: C. floridanum Parasitic wood wasp: O. abietinus Scarce Chaser Sheep blowfly Silvestri's Northern Forcepstail Turnip sawfly Velvet worm Water strider Western black widow spider Western flower thrips Aphid Bees Bumble Bee Dwarf Honey Bee Honey Bee Drosophila D. melanogaster D. pseudoobscura Library Construction DGRP DGRP Lines modEncode Black Fly Butterfly Centipede Hessian Fly Mite Parasitic Wasp Red flour beetle Sand Fly Tobacco Hornworm Other Invertebrates Acorn Worm Cuttlefish Sea Urchin Publications Software Atlas2 ATLAS GapFill Atlas-Link Atlas Whole Genome Assembly Suite Bang bcm-ace-plots Cassandra CBT++ CoCa ERIS ExCID Report Honey Jelly MegaDot Mercury Parliament2 Princess SimPed Sniffles SNP Tools SVCollector SVhound Resources FTP Site FTP Site Help Conditions of use HGSC Intranet Library BAC Clones Protocols: Sequencing Library Construction Glossary
