Neuroscience Application Specialist (fNIRS Expert) - Europe

• Expert Scientific Support: Provide high-level technical and scientific guidance to researchers, aiding in experimental design and the interpretation of complex multimodal data.
• R&D & Innovation: Collaborate closely with R&D teams to validate new protocols, acquisitions, and data analysis pipelines for the MedelOpt+ line.
• Scientific Outreach: Define our scientific editorial line and showcase the Brain-Body platform through international workshops, webinars, and masterclasses (e.g., FENS, SfN).
• Education & Training: Design and update high-impact pedagogical materials and training programs to ensure researchers achieve excellence in data acquisition and methodology. By sharing best practices for our devices, you will empower the global research community and acculturate internal teams and partners to the cutting edge of our neuroscience solutions.
• Academic Strategic Partnerships: Identify and monitor collaborations with world-class research laboratories and hospitals.

We are seeking a scientist who combines academic rigor with the pragmatism needed for a fast-growing tech environment.

• Core Expertise: Extensive, hands-on experience in fNIRS is mandatory. Experience in EEG, fMRI, or physiology is highly preferred.
• Education: PhD or Research Engineer degree in Neuroscience, Biomedical Engineering, or a related field.
• Data Science: Proficiency in Matlab and/or Python for neuro-data pre-processing, statistics, and visualization.
• Languages: Native or professional fluency in English is essential.
• Mindset: You thrive in an environment where "Done is better than perfect"-you are action-oriented, autonomous, and a natural pedagogue.

• Flexibility: Home-office is possible, balanced with company needs and team meetings.
• Travel: Regular travel internationally mainly in Europe for conferences and client collaborations.
• Career Growth: Opportunities to evolve into Lead Neuroscience, Scientific Affairs Manager, or lead a future team of specialists.