Career Opportunities at the Department of Neuroengineering

The Fatronik Foundation is a private research organization based in San Sebastian, at the Atlantic coast of Spain, one of the wealthiest regions in Europe that offers urban, maritime and mountain opportunities for recreation and business. Our Foundation has established a worldwide collaborative network with research institutes and universities, and employs interdisciplinary and highly motivated teams of researchers and engineers in the fields of biorobotics, gerontechnology and neuroengineering.
Furthermore, the strategic research alliance Tecnalia that includes Fatronik forms one of the five largest European technology groups. English is the working language.

Keywords: Brain-computer / brain-machine / neural interfaces, neuroprostheses, cognitive support, cognitive augmentation, technological solutions to brain related issues, memory reading/writing, augmented learning.

We seek a RESEARCH SCIENTIST with a background in computational, theoretical or cognitive neuroscience, or a related field to join the Department of Neuroengineering. The candidate must hold or be about to obtain a doctoral degree (PhD), and some post-doctoral experience is a plus!

A bioprogressive mind-set is essential, with enthusiasm for technological approaches that include brain-computer interfaces and neuroprostheses.

Of particular interest are candidates with expertise/experience in any of the following areas: physiology of cognitive deficits/decline, brain-computer / neural interfaces, neural prosthetics, artificial intelligence (decision making, pattern recognition).

The successful candidate will work in a dynamic team, generating and accomplishing research projects. Strong communication skills and organizational ability are required. Scientists at the department participate in the promotion and advancement of neuroengineering through scientific publication and presentation.

To experienced/senior scientists this career opportunity at Fatronik headquarters and its international nodes offers leadership positions.

For more information contact:

Dr. Randal A. Koene,

Director, Department of Neuroengineering

Randal.A.Koene@gmail.com

Or send your CV/Resume directly to: randalk@netmorph.org

The Fatronik Foundation is a private research organization based in San Sebastian, at the Atlantic coast of Spain, one of the wealthiest regions in Europe that offers urban, maritime and mountain opportunities for recreation and business. Our Foundation has established a worldwide collaborative network with research institutes and universities, and employs interdisciplinary and highly motivated teams of researchers and engineers in the fields of biorobotics, gerontechnology and neuroengineering.
Furthermore, the strategic research alliance Tecnalia that includes Fatronik forms one of the five largest European technology groups. English is the working language.

Keywords: Brain-computer / brain-machine / neural interfaces, neuroprostheses, cognitive support, cognitive augmentation, technological solutions to brain related issues, memory reading/writing, augmented learning.

We seek a RESEARCH SCIENTIST with a background in medical or health science related work to join the Department of Neuroengineering. The candidate must hold or be about to obtain a doctoral degree (PhD/MD), and some post-doctoral experience is a plus!

A bioprogressive mind-set is essential, with enthusiasm for technological approaches that include brain-computer interfaces and neuroprostheses.

Of particular interest are candidates with expertise/experience in any of the following areas: medical diagnostics, dementia (e.g. Alzheimer's), clinical trials, interaction with medical professionals, market research in patient populations, health-care institutions and regularions, brain-computer / neural interfaces, neural prosthetics..

The successful candidate will work in a dynamic team, generating and accomplishing research projects. Strong communication skills and organizational ability are required. Scientists at the department participate in the promotion and advancement of neuroengineering through scientific publication and presentation.

To experienced/senior scientists this career opportunity at Fatronik headquarters and its international nodes offers leadership positions.

For more information contact:

Dr. Randal A. Koene,

Director, Department of Neuroengineering

Randal.A.Koene@gmail.com

Or send your CV/Resume directly to: randalk@netmorph.org

The Fatronik Foundation is a private research organization based in San Sebastian, at the Atlantic coast of Spain, one of the wealthiest regions in Europe that offers urban, maritime and mountain opportunities for recreation and business. Our Foundation has established a worldwide collaborative network with research institutes and universities, and employs interdisciplinary and highly motivated teams of researchers and engineers in the fields of biorobotics, gerontechnology and neuroengineering.
Furthermore, the strategic research alliance Tecnalia that includes Fatronik forms one of the five largest European technology groups. English is the working language.

Keywords: Brain-computer / brain-machine / neural interfaces, neuroprostheses, cognitive support, cognitive augmentation, technological solutions to brain related issues, memory reading/writing, augmented learning.

We seek a SCIENTIST or (biomedical) ENGINEER to join the Department of Neuroengineering. The candidate must either (a) hold or be about to obtain a doctoral degree (PhD) or (b) hold a graduate engineering degree with relevant work experience.

A bioprogressive mind-set is essential, with enthusiasm for technological approaches that include brain-computer interfaces and neuroprostheses.

Of particular interest are candidates with expertise/experience in any of the following areas: medical data acquisition (e.g. MER, EEG, MEG, (f)MRI, PET), data analysis, knowledge system engineering, artificial intelligence (e.g. decision making, pattern recognition), database design, interface design, product testing, brain-computer / neural interfaces, neural prosthetics, portable devices.

The successful candidate will work in a dynamic team, generating and accomplishing research projects. Strong communication skills and organizational ability are required. Scientists and engineers at the department participate in the promotion and advancement of neuroengineering through scientific publication and presentation.

For more information contact:

Dr. Randal A. Koene,

Director, Department of Neuroengineering

Randal.A.Koene@gmail.com

Or send your CV/Resume directly to: randalk@netmorph.org