Neuroimaging ML Research Engineer - 3D Microscopy

University of Southern California; Glendale (CA); On-site; USD 92,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Southern California is recruiting a full-time Research Engineer to support computational analysis of high‑resolution 3D microscopy data in the CIC/Neuroimaging Institute. You will help with data processing, ML/DL pipeline development, and visualization to interpret models, while contributing to conferences and journal publications.

Under PI supervision, you will document methods on GitHub and assist in training teammates, helping advance brain mapping research with

Qualifications

• Master's degree in a relevant field as listed.
• Strong ML and DL experience for biomedical imaging and vision.
• Experience with large neuroimaging/genetics data.
• Strong communication skills and conference contributions.
• Experience designing pipelines using ML/DL for imaging.

Responsibilities

• Assist with data processing and computational analysis of high‑resolution 3D microscopy data.
• Apply machine learning/AI for image pipeline development and model interpretability.
• Visualize data and contribute to abstracts and publications.
• Document methods publicly on GitHub and train colleagues.

Skills

Machine learning

Deep learning for biomedical imaging

Computer vision

AI integration of neuronal morphology

Statistics and image analysis

Data visualization

Scientific communication

Education

Master's in Biomedical Engineering/CS/Neuroimaging

Master's in Engineering or related field

Job description

The University of Southern California is recruiting a full-time Research Engineer to support computational analysis of high‑resolution 3D microscopy data in the CIC/Neuroimaging Institute. You will help with data processing, ML/DL pipeline development, and visualization to interpret models, while contributing to conferences and journal publications.

Under PI supervision, you will document methods on GitHub and assist in training teammates, helping advance brain mapping research with