What we are looking for: Candidates who are creative and highly motivated
Who we are: We are a fresh and modern start-up serving as the worldwide leader in the manufacture and distribution of open-source neuroscience tools. Our focus is to deliver high-quality tools at a fair price.
Why we need you: From our close and continuous communication with more than 180 customers worldwide, we've come up with the requirements for the next generation of tools. We need your help to bring these new tools to life.
Your impact: Our tools are used by basic researchers and pharmaceutical companies to study the brain. Many researchers are using our tools to further our understanding of diseases like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and schizophrenia. Therefore, your work has the potential to have a tremendous impact on peoples' lives.
What we offer: We offer an attractive salary and will make every effort to ensure your workplace is a pleasant and enjoyable daily experience. You will also have the opportunity to work with scientists at some of the world's top research institutes.
We’re looking for an electrical engineer to develop state-of-the-art, open-source hardware for neuroscience and manage production across our entire product range.
This is a hands-on role spanning the full product lifecycle: turning ideas into working prototypes, bringing new designs into production, and ensuring our existing tools are manufactured reliably and to a high standard. You’ll work closely with our development partners and production team to deliver tools used by researchers worldwide.
We are interested in interviewing candidates who:
Have a degree in electrical or electronics engineering, or equivalent practical experience.
Have experience with analog and digital circuit design, PCB layout, firmware, and hands-on debugging.
Have a strong interest in disseminating open-source tools for science.
Can take ownership of projects, organize priorities, and coordinate work with colleagues and suppliers.
Enjoy both developing new technology and solving the practical challenges of manufacturing it.
Communicate clearly in English and are comfortable working with technical documentation
Please email your resume to info[a]oeps.tech (adding a Motivation Letter is a plus) using the subject [Electronic Engineer].
We're looking to hire an electronic technician to build and replicate our current inventory of electronic devices.
Applicants should be able to:
Read electronic designs, order the necessary components (passives, ICs, PCB, case, mechanical, etc.), and assemble the devices.
Hand-solder and rework PCBs (ability to troubleshoot is a plus).
Manage the stock of each device and react to minimum stock counts.
Please email your resume to info[a]oeps.tech (adding a Motivation Letter is a plus) using the subject [Electronic Technician].
Our team provides specialized training and scientific technical support to help users understand the tools we produce and use them effectively. We orient users and answer their questions and design interactive demos and tutorials to showcase and teach about neurobehavioral tools. You will be looking out and addressing these needs via email, conferencing and documentation.
We are interested in interviewing candidates who:
Have a background in neuroscience and animal behavior and want to continue learning about tools for neuroscientific research. Prior laboratory experience is a plus.
Have strong organizational skills and attention to detail. You can proactively engage with topics to anticipate and address user needs. We value experinece in customer service.
Are capable of communicating in English and you can produce graphical content. Graphic design, photography or video editing capabilities are desirable.
Please email your resume to info[a]oeps.tech with a quick intro using the subject [Scientific Support].