The Research Biomedical Engineer provides support and technicial expertise to the research team. He/She also assists in the development of research protocols, technical procedures, and collecting and analyzing data.
The Research Biomedical Engineer plays a critical role in advancing scientific discovery by managing research protocols from concept through reporting, supporting grant submissions, and contributing to peer-reviewed publications and professional presentations.
Compensation: $85,000
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering or related field required. Master’s degree preferred
3-6 years’ experience and/or education in developing and executing scientific research protocols involving human subjects preferred
Two years’ nonprofit, governmental, or research experience preferred
Demonstrated experience in data analysis using engineering software, computer programming, writing technical publications, and oral communications required
Demonstrated experience in applying statistical techniques to research data required
Basic understanding of human physiology and/or anatomy required
Responsibilities
Provides research services to develop and execute research protocols and test plans, some of which may involve human subjects
Coordinates research protocols and/or test plans involving human subjects or animals at external agencies
Leads and/or assists research team in executing the research protocol or test plan, including, but not limited to, development of the research or test methodology, data collection, data analysis, and reporting the findings
Manages all aspects of in-house research protocols or test plans involving human subjects including, but not limited to, developing the technical procedures, collecting and analyzing technical data, publishing as technical reports or open-literature publications, and presenting at scientific conferences or meetings
Assists in grant writing related to the research
Works with Principal and Associate Investigators as well as outside collaborators to coordinate and execute research protocols, grant development, including budget and budget justification and acquisition of supporting documentation; and to monitor periodic progress and execution of reporting
May be required to fly on military aircraft or ride in military vehicles in the official conduct of duties of the position
May be required to travel outside of the United States to attend working groups meetings, workshops, conferences, or other meetings
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