A research Associate is sought to work on optical coherence tomography (OCT) image-guided ophthalmic surgical technology development. Minimum requirements include a PhD in biomedical engineering or a related technical discipline and experience in optical design and prototyping. The ideal candidate would have several years’ experience in OCT research including working with physicians in multidisciplinary teams, ideally including industry experience and/or experience in managing technical teams. Responsibilities will include managing a project developing OCT intrasurgical technology, including supervision of optical engineers, software engineers, and interfacing with clinicians.
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finished (2022/11/16, finished 2023/10/07, listed until 2023/03/31)