Research Officer, Diagnostics & Imaging Devices, A*STAR Skin Research Labs

Job Summary

SkinTech and Biophotonics team at A*STAR Skin Research Labs (A*STAR SRL) is committed to advancing next generation biophotonics technologies to tackle key national healthcare challenges. We offer access to cutting-edge biophotonics tools, collaboration with leading clinicians and industry partners, and opportunities for meaningful clinical and commercial translation.

https://www.a-star.edu.sg/asrl/principal-investigators/dinish-u-s

We are currently seeking a Research Officer to contribute to the development of cutting-edge optical spectroscopy device platform with innovative AI-analytics for skin health/Medtech applications and its clinical translation.

Job scope/responsibilities:

•    Development of optical spectroscopy and imaging systems for clinical applications 
•    Develop data analytics and AI models 
•    Testing of developed spectroscopy/imaging system in phantoms 
•    Take part in clinical study in hospitals (data collection and analysis) for the translation of the developed systems
•    Support the team in preparing and managing research ethics documentation and protocols, as well as managing general lab procurement processes.
•    Present study concepts, experimental results, new findings to the management team and the research team members 

Job requirements:
•    Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Electrical engineering, Mechatronics, Biomedical Engineering, Optical Engineering or in related field 
•    1-2 years of relevant work experience is preferred
•    Proven experience in optical system development for biomedical applications and validation is preferred  
•    Familiar with AI models and experience on AI algorithm development for image/spectral analysis 
•    Proficiency in Matlab, Python, Solid works, Zemax, and ANSYS is highly beneficial    
•    Strong English communication, writing, and presentation skills.
•    Meticulous and highly organized
•    Industry working experience is advantageous
•    Clinical projects may involve data collection from female subjects at certain hospitals. Therefore, female staff may be required to participate in the data collection process using the developed optical systems.