The Infectious Disease Dynamics group in the Department of Epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (JHBSPH) is seeking to hire a Postdoctoral Fellow to develop computational tools and methods for multiplexed serological data. Such tools include generalizable pipelines that span from the raw laboratory data generated from the Luminex multiplexed bead assay (MBA) and extend to obtaining epidemiological insights about the target population and synthesizing findings. This project will include opportunities for publication and engagement with multilateral organizations and research groups working in the field of seroepidemiology, as well as opportunities to develop different aspects of the pipeline into operationalized toolkits and training materials to be shared globally. To further enhance the pipeline, this project will also include opportunities to develop novel geospatial methods to analyze multipathogen serologic data and improve our guidance on spatial sampling designs for multipathogen serosurveys.

Successful candidates will have opportunities to lead independent lines of research and to work with partners in academia and international public health agencies to directly inform ongoing serosurveillance efforts worldwide. Competitive salary including full benefits will be provided. Funding will be for 1 year initially, with possibility for renewal. Application review will occur on a rolling basis and continue until positions are filled.

To apply, please email a cover letter describing your relevant experience and interests, CV, and contact information for 2 references to saki.takahashi@jhu.edu and shegde@jhu.edu.