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Who You Are
The Altos Labs Scientific Computing & Data (SCD) group consists of software, data, and machine learning engineers implementing scalable data engineering solutions enabling Altos Labs' scientific mission. We are currently hiring a Principal Data Engineer, Knowledge Graphs, and Data Semantics to lead the development of knowledge graphs integrating data at multiple biological scales.
This role will be responsible for designing ontologies and information models capturing multimodal genomics, imaging, mass spectrometry, and clinical data generating unique insights on cell rejuvenation and health. The knowledge graph will be the engine to integrate internal and external experimental datasets, reference datasets, and ontologies, and provide the foundation to drive AI/ML research at Altos Labs. The Principal Data Engineer will drive standardization of the datasets being generated across Altos Labs using ontologies and controlled vocabularies, including Gene Ontology, Drug Target Ontology (DTO), BioAssay Ontology, and semantic models representing cells and cell lines. This role would own the strategy and implementation of knowledge graph and semantic data management across various modalities and use cases, working closely with researchers across Altos Science & Medical Institutes. As a Principal data engineer, you will shape the culture, strategy, and technology roadmap of the group.