Bioimage Analysis Research Engineer for Innovative Imaging

France - BioImaging; Paris; Sur place; EUR 27 000 - 37 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Institut Pasteur in Paris is seeking a research engineer for bioimage analysis, embedded within the Image Analysis Hub and the ImagoSeine core facility. You will collaborate with biologists, develop pipelines, and contribute to open-source and commercial tools for life-science imaging.

The role emphasizes community-oriented work, dissemination of tools through training and documentation, and participation in hub activities with researchers and analysts.

Qualifications

• Holds an engineering or master’s degree in (bio)informatics, (bio)physics, applied mathematics or related domain, with 1–3 years of professional bioimage analysis experience.
• PhD in bioinformatics, (bio)physics, applied mathematics or related domain is accepted.
• Strong knowledge in bioimage analysis.
• Experience with current bioimage analysis tools, open-source and commercial.
• Practical experience with deep-learning, ideally in imaging.
• Experience with biology and imaging is a plus.
• Will and taste to collaborate with others.
• Ability to train and teach others.

Responsabilités

• Offering walk-in support and trainings for questions involving image analysis.
• Collaborate with biologists, developing custom analysis pipelines for their projects.
• Contributing to the development of innovative image analysis software tools.
• Ensure dissemination of the new tools: training events & documentation, making the tools usable by the community.
• Contribute to defining and organizing the image analysis activities of the inIdEx: hub meetings, technology exchanges, open desks with users.

Connaissances

Bioimage analysis

Deep learning

Collaboration

Training others

Open source tools

Formation

Engineering / MSc

PhD

Outils

Bioimage analysis software

Description du poste

Institut Pasteur in Paris is seeking a research engineer for bioimage analysis, embedded within the Image Analysis Hub and the ImagoSeine core facility. You will collaborate with biologists, develop pipelines, and contribute to open-source and commercial tools for life-science imaging.

The role emphasizes community-oriented work, dissemination of tools through training and documentation, and participation in hub activities with researchers and analysts.