Location: Cambridge, MA
Cap-Exempt H-1B Position — No lottery required
### **General information** Location Cambridge, MA Ref # 44407 Job Family Research Workplace Hybrid Date published 06/23/2026 Time Type Full time Pay Range $88,000.00/yr - $124,000.00/yr ### **Description & Requirements** The Broad Institute of MIT & Harvard is looking for an outstanding Computational Scientist to join the McCarroll Lab (http://mccarrolllab.org/). The goal of the McCarroll lab is to understand how genes and alleles give rise to human neurobiological variation and to the brain’s biological vulnerabilities to DNA-repeat disorders and major mental illness. The successful candidate will join a multidisciplinary group and support a wide variety of projects conducting cutting-edge research on the molecular, cellular, and neurobiological mechanisms of brain disorders. This position will work in close collaboration with scientists, project and data managers, and software engineers on a variety of projects spanning between the Broad Institute and Harvard Medical School. The Computational Scientist will be actively engaged with multiple projects, and will need to have exceptionally strong computational and organizational skills as well as the ability to prioritize tasks appropriately. **Responsibilities** - Develop, refine, optimize and apply analysis methods to a variety of datasets, including single-cell RNA-seq, ATAC-seq, and multiome data. - Analyze data to address biological questions about disease pathogenesis, genetics, and biomarkers. - Create innovative new analysis methods allowing the project team and the broader scientific community to access, analyze and interact with data generated by projects; carefully document and annotate source code. - Develop data-visualization capabilities for the research team, and create visualizations of data for a variety of internal and external stakeholders. - Work with scientists, data managers and software engineers toward the creation of optimal analysis workflows for high-data-volume experiments. Participate in