Senior Neuroregeneration Tech Advisor

ConvergenZ; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

ConvergenZ in Washington, DC seeks an expert in neuroscience and regenerative tech to lead state-of-the-art assessments and strategic guidance for neurotech programs. You will produce reports evaluating project goals and technical soundness, help set budgets, and oversee funded work while integrating with a high-performing, collaborative team.

The role emphasizes deep domain knowledge in neuroscience, nervous system injury and repair, and aging biology, with the ability to obtain a Public Trust

Qualifications

• 5+ years experience in academic research.
• 2+ years experience in industry research.
• Strong understanding of neuroscience, nervous system injury and repair, and regenerative tech.
• Ability to obtain a federal government Public Trust clearance.

Responsibilities

• Provide reports on the state of the art for regenerative neurotech and related spaces.
• Provide insights on conceptual and technical soundness of programmatic and project goals related to neuroscience, neuro-injury and repair, regenerative neurotech, and aging biology.
• Help set goals, expectations, and budgets for projects involving area of expertise.
• Technical evaluation, review, and oversight of performance of funded projects in area of expertise.
• Integrate workflow into that of a highly collaborative, high-functioning team.

Skills

Neuroscience

Neural repair

Regenerative tech

Project evaluation

Job description

ConvergenZ in Washington, DC seeks an expert in neuroscience and regenerative tech to lead state-of-the-art assessments and strategic guidance for neurotech programs. You will produce reports evaluating project goals and technical soundness, help set budgets, and oversee funded work while integrating with a high-performing, collaborative team.

The role emphasizes deep domain knowledge in neuroscience, nervous system injury and repair, and aging biology, with the ability to obtain a Public Trust