Employer Industry: Higher Education and Research

Why consider this job opportunity:
- Opportunity for career advancement and growth within a leading research institution
- Collaborative and interdisciplinary work environment focused on improving human health
- Potential for re-funding after the initial one-year term
- Engage in cutting-edge research in the fields of Biodevices and Biomaterials
- Support and mentorship opportunities for junior scholars

What to Expect (Job Responsibilities):
- Develop novel biomaterials and devices for research projects
- Lead projects related to the synthesis of biodevices and biomaterials
- Write and publish research findings in peer-reviewed journals
- Mentor and support junior scholars in their research endeavors
- Collaborate with a diverse team across engineering, materials science, biology, and electronics

What is Required (Qualifications):
- Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering, Material Science, Electrical Engineering, Polymer Science, Chemistry, Biology, or a related field, or scheduled to receive one by the time employment starts
- Experience with polymer synthesis, device fabrication, animal experiments, or wireless circuits is preferred

How to Stand Out (Preferred Qualifications):
- Familiarity with interdisciplinary research and collaboration techniques
- Prior experience in writing and publishing scientific manuscripts
- Knowledge of current trends and technologies in biodevices and biomaterials

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