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Genomica Corporation Genomica Corporation is a leading bioinformatics company that develops comprehensive, integrated software and services that facilitate gene discovery programs. Genomica's software products aid researchers, doctors, people and drug developers in understanding the relationships between diseases and genes, cure and treatment of disease and genes, and the influence and effect of the environment on gene mutations. Genomica is looking for senior relational database developers with the following experience: * 5-15 years software development, database application development and object oriented analysis and design * detailed understanding of Java, JDBC and object to relational mapping * complex schema design * query and database performance analysis and optimization * multi-tiered object applications * application servers or EJB servers * distributed computing (CORBA or EJB) * UML and schema modeling tools * leading small development teams General qualifications: * Minimum of 5 years experience developing object & database applications * Experience developing medium or large software products * Experience developing and delivering high quality software product(s), supporting deployed software products and software product life cycle * Highly motivated, good communication skills, adept at working in a team environment Any of the following would be desirable: * Live science academic training * Development of software tools or products to support biologists, live science researchers, Bioinformatics groups * Experience with large, complex software applications Send your resume or CV to: Genomica 4001 Discovery Drive, Suite 130 Boulder, CO 80303 E-Mail: resumes@genomica.com About Genomica Corporation Genomica Corporation combines molecular biology, genetics, mathematics and computer science to deliver a Bioinformatics desktop system for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, regulatory, agribusiness and research medical genetics companies. The software package is unique in that it maintains information on every aspect of the gene discovery process, from clinical genetics work-up, to human genetics, genotyping, molecular cloning and functional analysis of the gene sequence. Other systems focus on only one portion of gene discovery, typically sequence analysis. Detailed information is available on our web site at www.genomica.com. About Genomics Genomics is both the study of the genome - the complete genetic structure of an organism - and the combination of technologies that enables researchers to identify genes and gene products. The human genome consists of 23 pairs of chromosomes and an estimated 100,000 genes. Over ten years ago the Human Genome Project was initiated to map these 100,000 DNA sequences. Mapping the human genome, that is, determining the relative positions of genes on a chromosome, requires the collection and analysis of a myriad of genetic, molecular, biochemical and environmental information. Bioinformatics provides the tools for scientists to access, integrate, analyze, share and use the voluminous data generated from genome projects. These tools include genotyping, genotype analysis, genetic mapping, physical mapping, sequencing and sequence analysis and mutation detection. Bioinformatics software allows researchers to search through these data and convert it into useful information for the advancement of gene and target discovery programs in clinical and agricultural practice.