Speckle Physics Research Scientist & IP Innovator

Praxa Sense; Rotterdam; Híbrido; EUR 70.000 - 110.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Praxa Sense in Rotterdam is seeking a Research Scientist – Speckle Physics & IP to advance our ALIS sensor platform. You will work at the interface of physics, optics and physiology, translating measurements into new intellectual property and practical health sensing insights.

You will design bench and in‑vivo experiments, develop theoretical and numerical models, and help protect inventions through disclosures and patent texts.

Formación

• MSc or PhD in Physics, Applied Physics, Physical Chemistry or Biomedical Engineering.
• Experience with speckle, DCS, LSCI or PPG is a strong plus.
• Experience translating research into applied health sensing.
• Strong understanding of coherent light scattering and tissue optics.
• Fluent in English; Dutch is a plus.

Responsabilidades

• Deepen our understanding of the physics behind SPG and the Blood Flow Index (BFi).
• Link the BFi and PPG signals to physiology and arterial flow.
• Design and run bench and in-vivo experiments with the sensor.
• Analyze data and explain observed physical and physiological effects.
• Develop theoretical and numerical models linking signals to physiology.
• Guide IP protection: identify patentable inventions and draft disclosures.
• Carry out prior-art searches and support freedom-to-operate analyses.

Conocimientos

Python data analysis

Hands-on experiments

Technical writing

IP disclosures

Photonics & tissue optics

Applied health sensing

Cardiovascular physiology

English fluency

Educación

MSc/PhD in Physics/Optics/Biomedical Eng

Descripción del empleo

Praxa Sense in Rotterdam is seeking a Research Scientist – Speckle Physics & IP to advance our ALIS sensor platform. You will work at the interface of physics, optics and physiology, translating measurements into new intellectual property and practical health sensing insights.

You will design bench and in‑vivo experiments, develop theoretical and numerical models, and help protect inventions through disclosures and patent texts.