Eli Lilly and Company
Lilly Research Centre
Windlesham, Surrey
GU20 6PH
United Kingdom						

Success at Lilly has placed us as one of the top ten of largest 
pharmaceutical companies in the world. Through out this period 
we have steadfastly remained independent, but not isolated and across the 
globe, Lilly has developed productive alliances and partnerships that 
advance our capacity to develop innovative medicines.

A position is available within the Computational Drug Discovery (CDD) group
for a scientific programmer to support Lilly's drug discovery efforts. The 
CDD group is pioneering the application of the KNIME workflow tool in 
medicinal chemistry and a programmer is required to interface with the 
medicinal and computational chemists for the development of new nodes, 
workflows and web services to further expedite the drug discovery process. 
The post will also offer opportunities to engage with the external 
precompetitive community via open source contributions and to develop novel
scientific applications which leverage both public and internal data.

The ideal candidate would have strong coding skills in an object-oriented 
language such as Java or C++, experience with web services and tools such 
as Eclipse and Mercurial. Candidates should have an academic record of 
scientific excellence, a flair for independent research and a strong 
interest in interdisciplinary approaches and collaboration. 

The position (ref. CC02/10) is available immediately and in the first 
instant is a contract for 1 year with the option of further extension upon
mutual agreement. 

To apply, please send a CV and the names/addresses of two referees via 
email to:

diggensi/./lilly.com

or via snail mail:

Kelly Services Office, 
Erl Wood Manor, 
Lilly Research Centre, 
Windlesham, 
Surrey, GU20 6PH.  

Please quote the appropriate reference in all correspondence

Closing date:  28th May 2010