Research Scientist

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London
3 months ago
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As a Research Scientist, you will play a key role indesigning, implementing, and validating new computational andmachine learning frameworks. You will collaborate with theirtalented team of scientists and engineers to develop prototype andclinical software.In this role, you will:Shape real-time surgicalguidance technology by developing cutting-edge computational andmachine learning methods for hyperspectral imaging data.Design andimplement algorithms for hyperspectral image data processing,including low-level image reconstruction, deep learning-basedtissue property estimation, semantic segmentation, and stereovision reconstruction for multi-view surgical guidance.Contributeto innovation by supporting patent filings and researchpublications.Work closely with software development and regulatoryteams to ensure seamless integration from R&D to deployment.ABit About YouMSc or PhD in Machine Learning, Medical ImageComputing, Computer Vision, or a related technicaldiscipline.Strong knowledge of machine learning and computer visionalgorithms.Experience with scientific software packages (e.g.,PyTorch, OpenCV, Pandas, SciPy, NumPy, SciKit-learn).Familiaritywith standard software engineering practices (version control,software testing).Excellent oral and written communicationskills.Analytical mindset, detail-oriented, creative, andcollaborative.A commitment to fostering an inclusive and diverseteam culture.(Bonus: Unique skills, languages, or life experiencesthat enrich the team dynamic.)What they OfferImpactful Work: Shapea MedTech start-up developing next-generation surgical guidancetechnology.Expert Leadership: Our board includes serialentrepreneurs in MedTech and surgical robotics, and youll workalongside thought leaders in healthcare engineering.Academic &Clinical Partnerships: As a spin-out from a top academicinstitution, we have access to hospitals, simulation facilities,labs, and computational resources.Real-World Application:Contribute directly to ongoing clinical studies, includingneurosurgery and laparoscopic surgery trials, impacting realpatients.Multidisciplinary Team: Collaborate with experts insurgery, AI, biomedical engineering, and regulatoryaffairs.Innovative Environment: A workplace that fosters curiosity,creativity, and autonomy, bridging industry, academia, and clinicalpractice.Flexible Working: Enjoy flexible hours and remote workingoptions.Career Growth: We are committed to employee development andequal opportunities for advancement.

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