The Department of Medicine’s Division of Oncology at the Dell Medical School is seeking a Data Analyst I. Note: This candidate must be authorized to work in the United Stated without sponsorship. Our cancer research program focuses on translational research models to define molecular alterations associated with the processes targeted by various cancer therapies and use these associations to inform treatment choice in trial design. We use several public domain data sources for obtaining molecular data types and clinical outcomes data from various cancers and apply methods for combining them to extract relevant information. We also use information on cancer cell biology to develop strategies to define molecular susceptibilities that may be targeted by treatment. The Kowalski lab is part of the Department of Medicine’s Division of Oncology. We seek a Data Analyst to carry out computational research in a highly collaborative and interdisciplinary environment with world-class experts and state-of-the-art technologies. This position will carry out computational analyses in the area of cancer clinical genomics. Data Analyst I provides analysis of existing data and data structures and satisfies ad-hoc reporting/analysis requests. Creates reporting specifications for new reports/dashboards/analytical tools and assists in testing/validation; ensures integrity, accessibility, and accuracy of reports/dashboards and data structures; reviews and approves user requests for access to reporting data and tools. Consults with faculty and/or staff to identify new business reporting needs and provides guidance and interpretation of complex environments and data. Documents data analysis efforts (data sources, reporting specifications, tools, issue/problem resolutions). Researches and stays up-to-date on emerging technologies and data analysis tools.