Senior Research Technician - Neurosurgery

Help launch the Friedman Lab’s programme in human motor neurophysiology, adaptive deep brain stimulation and brain–computer interfaces. The technician coordinates intraoperative recordings during awake DBS, sEEG and other stereotactic procedures, integrates microelectrode, LFP, motion-capture, EMG and force systems, develops behavioural task paradigms and builds a prospective neurosurgical research registry.

Master's degree (or an equivalent combination of education and experience) and one year in a laboratory setting. Preferred: a neuroscience, biomedical or electrical engineering or computer science background; hands-on electrophysiology or neural data acquisition; Python and/or MATLAB; research hardware integration; clinical or operating-room research experience. Salary range $18.77–31.94 per hour (grade R08-H).