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The Center for Bioelectronics at Old Dominion University is seeking outstanding candidates for a post-doctoral research associate position with a focus on biosensor and bioelectronics device prototype development. This position is a non-permanent appointment, renewable each year up to a max of two years.
Job Responsibility:
Make key contributions to process development for organic materials integration (polymeric/ composite materials and molecularly imprinted polymers) to integrate sensors and bioelectronic devices
Responsible for designing, documenting, and implementing materials synthesis techniques pertaining to polymeric films, “smart” materials exhibiting multi-functionality, the design, development, and prototyping of biosensors and bioelectronic devices, and circuit design of wireless implantable and wearable devices
Play a key role in evaluating aging and compatibility of novel materials for implantable and wearable applications in broad collaboration with other researchers in the lab
Serve as a mentor for technicians and students
Requirements:
A Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials/Polymer Science, Chemistry, Materials Engineering, or a related field is required
Expertise in biomedical device (biosensor) prototype development, with working knowledge of FDA 510(k) requirements
Deep technical skills and knowledge of developing novel biosensor diagnostics and therapeutic devices using principles, materials, and structures that are implantable and wearable
Outstanding written and oral communication skills, as evidenced by a strong academic publication record and presentations at national conferences in a specific technical area
Ability to work on multiple projects with established deliverables, milestones, timelines and requirements
Ability to work and communicate effectively as part of a multi-disciplinary team of engineers, chemists, materials scientists, etc
A solid background in principles of electrical circuits and microfabrication processes
Experience with wearable and implantable sensor development, and other circuit development techniques
Understand the basic processing, properties and mechanics of soft materials
Experience with technical writing in the form of manuscripts, reports, standard operating procedures, and other documentation related to research, process development and associated specifications
Experience in working with Biosafety Level-2 (BSL-2), proficiency in standard cell- and molecular-biological techniques, and real-time imaging of biosensors
Nice to have:
Previous postdoctoral research experience and/or experience in the biomedical device industry is preferred