"neuroscience" Jobs
16 open tech roles matching “neuroscience”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Machine Learning, Python, Computational Biology. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Join Neuralink as a UI Design Engineer to create innovative computing interfaces for brain-computer interaction.
Join Neuralink as a Mechanical Engineer to design and produce hardware solutions for innovative brain-computer interface devices.
Join insitro as a Senior Manager to lead project and portfolio management for innovative drug discovery in a hybrid work environment.
Join insitro as a Senior Data Scientist to leverage multimodal data for drug development in a vibrant biotech startup.
Join insitro as a Senior ML Scientist to develop machine learning methods for biological data analysis in a vibrant biotech startup.
Join insitro as a Senior Scientist to develop iPSC-derived cardiomyocyte models for cardiovascular disease research.
Join Recursion Pharmaceuticals as a Senior AI Researcher to advance AI-powered drug discovery in a fully remote role.
Join insitro as a Senior Machine Learning Scientist to develop ML-driven computer vision pipelines for drug development.
Lead and grow a team of machine learning researchers to develop methods for extracting insights from in-vitro microscopy datasets.
Join insitro as a Senior Automation Engineer to develop high-quality automated systems in a dynamic biotech startup environment.
Join Recursion Pharmaceuticals as a Senior Computational Biologist to drive target discovery in precision oncology with a collaborative team.
Join Recursion as a Senior Computational Biologist to drive target discovery in immunology and inflammation with a collaborative team.
Join Wispr Flow as a ML Scientist to develop a voice interface for millions of users in a collaborative and innovative environment.
Join Anthropic as an Applied AI Architect to maximize the impact of AI in life sciences and drive scientific progress.