LinkedIn·Thursday, 13 August 2026·13d ago
🚀 We’re hiring at Rainbow Crops! We’re looking for a Senior Computational Biologist, Multi-Omics (Crop Genomics) to join our AI team in…
Rainbow Crops
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🚀 We’re hiring at Rainbow Crops!
We’re looking for a Senior Computational Biologist, Multi-Omics (Crop Genomics) to join our AI team in Ghent, Belgium.
This is a senior, hands-on role for someone who wants to do more than analyse datasets: you’ll help decide which data matters, which experiments should be run, and how multi-omics evidence can be translated into gene-to-trait discoveries.
You’ll work across GWAS/QTL, bulk and single-cell transcriptomics, chromatin accessibility, population genetics and multi-omics integration, and help build the evidence layer behind our Trait Foundry platform.
🌱 If you’re excited about combining plant genomics, computational biology and AI to tackle complex crop traits and build the next generation of sustainable crops, we’d love to hear from you.
📍 Ghent, Belgium — on-site
đź“© Apply with your CV and cover letter at info@rainbowcrops.com
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