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本帖最后由 biomedicineman 于 2017-5-17 07:14 编辑
小K 发表于 2017-5-17 05:54
sorry i havent seen one
just my experience from interviewing several candidates from bioinfo back ...
"their tech skills are solid enough"
. 1point 3 acres
Could you give examples of about "tech skills"? You mean Python/Linux/SQL/ML ?
Because I think different sub-fields of bioinfor require different skills.
ppl working on whole-genome seq usually have to deal with very large-scale data, so they'll be expert on HPC.
ppl working on RNA-seq usually do lots of clustering as well as R plot.
Also, personally I think tech skills in industry, in part, are quite different from our training at academia. For example, we process big data on HPC, but barely touch Hadoop/Mapreduce/Spark, which is widely used in industry. |
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