Bioelectronic Device Research Associate: Neurotech & Sensing

Imperial Enterprise; Greater London; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

43 days off per year

Generous pension scheme

Job summary

Imperial College London invites applications for a Research Associate in Neurotechnology and Bioelectronic Devices. This ARIA-funded project focuses on designing and evaluating novel bioelectronic devices for minimally invasive neural sensing.

You will work within an interdisciplinary team across bioengineering, ultrasonics and neuroscience, contributing to fabrication, testing, data analysis and dissemination, and potentially supervising students.

Qualifications

• PhD or equivalent in bioengineering, biomedical engineering, electronic engineering, materials science, physics, neuroscience, or a related discipline.
• Experience in fabrication, integration or characterisation of bioelectronic devices, sensors or related technologies.
• Experience in electrical, electrochemical, acoustic or other experimental device characterisation techniques.
• Experience in experimental data acquisition and quantitative data analysis.
• Experience with signal processing and data interpretation.
• Ability to troubleshoot complex experimental systems and work independently.
• Strong organisational, communication and scientific writing skills.
• A publication record appropriate to career stage.

Responsibilities

• Designing, fabricating and characterising novel bioelectronic devices and prototypes.
• Developing device fabrication, assembly and integration workflows.
• Establishing electrical, electrochemical and acoustic testing methodologies.
• Building and maintaining experimental platforms for device evaluation and validation.
• Acquiring, processing and analysing physiological, electrical and acoustic signals.
• Evaluating device performance, sensitivity, stability and reliability.
• Contributing to system integration and prototype optimisation.
• Collaborating with researchers across work packages to deliver bespoke devices.
• Supporting laboratory-based validation studies and maintaining records.
• Contributing to project milestones, reports and research deliverables.
• Presenting findings at meetings and conferences and publishing in journals.
• Supporting student supervision and research funding applications.

Skills

Bioelectronics

Biomedical devices

Advanced sensing

Signal processing

Data analysis

Independent work

Team collaboration

Scientific writing

Education

PhD or equivalent

Tools

Bioelectronic devices

Electrical testing

Electrochemical testing

Acoustic testing

Job description

Imperial College London invites applications for a Research Associate in Neurotechnology and Bioelectronic Devices. This ARIA-funded project focuses on designing and evaluating novel bioelectronic devices for minimally invasive neural sensing.

You will work within an interdisciplinary team across bioengineering, ultrasonics and neuroscience, contributing to fabrication, testing, data analysis and dissemination, and potentially supervising students.