Stanford University is seeking a Software Developer 1 to perform difficult or complex programming and software development work in the field of single-cell analysis. This work will involve the unification, development, and maintenance of software tools that we have developed and are widely used across the globe for processing and understanding single-cell data. The successful applicant is expected to contribute to all phases of the project, including conception, design, development, implementation, and maintenance. These tools are written in R, C++, and Python and require an in-depth understanding of software development and a reasonable understanding or at least genuine interest in single-cell biology and genomics. Duties include: Propose, conceptualize, design, implement, and develop solutions for difficult and complex applications independently. Working within R within their esoteric forms of object-oriented programming, as well as a highly templated C/C++ library involving heavy usage of CPU intrinsics. Oversee testing, debugging, change control, and documentation for major projects. Maintenance of software on GitHub repositories, including using software development best practices and responding to user queries through Issues and Discussions. Implement rigorous programming standards for documentation and long-term re-use/interpretability of code. Work with other lab members, as necessary, on all phases of software development. Engage in long-term strategic planning. Oversee the support, maintenance, operation, and upgrades of applications. Develop solutions for portability of software across users and systems. Troubleshoot and resolve complex technical problems. Review the physical design of existing systems for optimizing performance. - Other duties may also be assigned