Merge pull request neurodatascience#64 from neurodatascience/jobs-page

Jobs page

_config.yml

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     link: /research.html
   - title: Publications
     link: /publications.html
+  - title: Job openings
+    link: /job_postings.html
   - title: Lab Wiki
     link: /wiki.html
 

_posts/2021-07-14-post.md

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 We are looking for a Research Assistant to work with us on linked data models for neuroscience. 
-See the job posting [here](downloads/RA_job_posting_0721.pdf).
+See the [job posting here]({{ site.baseurl }}/job_postings).

job_postings.md

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+---
+layout: default
+title: Open positions
+
+---
+We are always happy to welcome new team members who are excited about neuro data science, new methodological and technical 
+developments for a more open and reproducible neuroscience.
+
+##  Research Assistant
+We are looking for a motivated research assistant with an interest in neuroimaging 
+to work with us on making large neuroimaging datasets discoverable and reusable. 
+You will be joining an exciting multi-national team of neuroimaging researchers and technical professionals 
+who work on developing tools and standards for data sharing in neuroimaging. 
+
+In your role you will work with the [MNI community](https://www.mcgill.ca/neuro/) 
+and our international collaborators, under the supervision of [S. Urchs]({{ site.baseurl }}/#people),
+on providing access to high quality neuroimaging data and rich meta-data. 
+You will help develop solutions to link these meta-data with existing graph databases 
+and to enable researchers to search in a detailed way for neuroimaging datasets.
+
+Your work will involve three main areas:
+- organizing and curating large neuroimaging datasets 
+  according to data standards like [BIDS](https://bids.neuroimaging.io/)
+- preprocessing neuroimaging data with common neuroimaging preprocessing pipelines 
+(like FSL, freesurfer, AFNI) on a distributed compute cluster
+- exploring and implementing tools to extract rich meta-data and provenance information 
+  for neuroimaging datasets and ways to model these information with knowledge graph data models
+
+For additional details like hours and compensation, please take a look at the job posting [here]({{ site.baseurl }}/downloads/RA_job_posting_0721.pdf).
+
+To apply, please send an email with your cover letter and CV to:
+- jean(dash)baptiste(dot)poline(at)mcgill(dot)ca and 
+- sebastian(dot)urchs(at)mcgill(dot)ca