Sr. Research Specialist (Neuroscience)

Baltimore, MD, United States💼 Full-time💰 $49,200–$49,200🗓 2026-08-26 → 2026-09-23

Core

Design and manage substantial neuroscience research projects, perform sophisticated assays and data analysis, and contribute to scientific manuscripts and funding proposals.

Role type

Senior Research Specialist (Neuroscience)

Builds

Scientific research outputs, clinical validation protocols, and peer-reviewed manuscripts

Domain

Neuroscience / Clinical Laboratory

Deliverable

Required skills

Design and manage research projects, perform sophisticated assays, conduct data analysis, develop clinical validation protocols, write scientific manuscripts, collaborate on new technologies

Preferred skills

Master's degree with related graduate research

Technologies

N/A

Responsibilities

Develop and manage research projects, perform sophisticated data analysis, act as a consultant to refine methodologies, collaborate on new technologies and protocols, contribute to writing reports and manuscripts, independently perform laboratory assays, provide oversight to staff, present at professional meetings

Seniority

Senior, hands-on IC

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