Postdoc: Bayesian Forecasting for Implantable Devices

TU Delft; Delft; On-site; EUR 48,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent pension (ABP)

Flexible working week

Leave entitlement: 232 hours/year

Relocation assistance on request

Job summary

1000scholars in Delft invites a postdoctoral researcher to develop Bayesian methods that predict the performance of implantable medical devices under uncertainty, bridging historical data with real-world evidence. Based at TU Delft, Faculty TPM, you will join the COMPASS4MD international consortium, collaborating with research institutes, regulators and partners across Europe to shape regulatory strategies and evidence requirements.

Some travel within Europe is expected.

Qualifications

• PhD in Epidemiology, Health Sciences, Medical Statistics or related field.
• Expertise in Bayesian inference and Bayesian networks.
• Strong quantitative methods for biomedical/clinical questions.
• Excellent research, writing and presentation skills.
• Ability to work independently and in teams.
• Excellent English; Dutch knowledge is optional.

Responsibilities

• Develop methodology for bridging studies using Bayesian methods.
• Build a Digital Twin framework for safety of medical devices.
• Collaborate with international partners and regulators.
• Translate evidence needs into regulatory data requirements.

Skills

Bayesian inference

Statistics & probability

Independent & team work

Collaborative research

English proficiency

Dutch (optional)

Education

PhD in Epidemiology/Health Sciences/Medical Statistics/Data Science or related

Job description

1000scholars in Delft invites a postdoctoral researcher to develop Bayesian methods that predict the performance of implantable medical devices under uncertainty, bridging historical data with real-world evidence. Based at TU Delft, Faculty TPM, you will join the COMPASS4MD international consortium, collaborating with research institutes, regulators and partners across Europe to shape regulatory strategies and evidence requirements.

Some travel within Europe is expected.