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We are searching for innovative people to make a difference.

We are passionate about innovation and collaboration to find solutions to some of the biggest challenges in neuroscience.

We believe that the strongest teams are built on diversity. Bringing together people from different disciplines and from different genders and cultural backgrounds encourages novel thinking which drives progress and ultimately delivers results.

This is why we are building a workplace in which everyone feels welcomed, respected, supported, and valued.

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Project Quality Assurance Engineer

We are looking for a Project QA Engineer to work both independently and collaboratively at the Wyss Center to facilitate the development of advanced implantable neurosensing and neuromodulation devices that are designed to collect real-time neural signals, to transmit multichannel recordings and to provide closed loop control signals for a range of applications.

More specifically, the individual will work to support projects, as part of the Wyss Center’s mission to develop and translate to the market innovative medical devices and therapies.

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To apply, please send your CV and cover letter to HR@wysscenter.ch no later than 21.04.2024.

We don’t have any open positions at the moment.
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Clémence Hurni, PhD, Staff Scientist in 3D Transcriptomics

"As a biotechnologist, I love working in an interdisciplinary team. Here at the Wyss Center, there is the additional motivation of everyone working together towards a common goal of developing new therapies or diagnostics to improve lives."

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Jules Scholler, PhD, Software Engineer in Bioimaging

"It is great to work in a pluridisciplinary environment where I can bridge the gap between imaging technologies, computer science and biology, with the ultimate goal of clinical translation."

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Laura de Vevey, MSc, Science Communication Specialist

“I believe in making science accessible for everyone, building a bridge between neuroscience research and the public to encourage participation and avoid misinformation.”

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We are passionate about innovation and collaboration to find solutions to some of the biggest challenges in neuroscience.

We believe that the strongest teams are built on diversity. Bringing together people from different disciplines and from different genders and cultural backgrounds encourages novel thinking which drives progress and ultimately delivers results.

This is why we are building a workplace in which everyone feels welcomed, respected, supported, and valued.

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Members of the team with the Wyss Center’s founder, Hansjörg Wyss.

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The Wyss Center teamed up with Save Sight Now Europe in their race against time to cure childhood blindness at Geneva’s historic Escalade events.

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Team hike, lunch and games in the Haute Savoie region of France.
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Where I work: Seeing the invisible

Advanced Microscopy Imaging Specialist, Ivana Gantar, explores the hidden microscopic world within mammalian brains using the latest lightsheet microscope technology.
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Where I work: The shared dream of the ABILITY team

Neuroengineering Project Manager, Shenandoah Montamat, leads the development of ABILITY – a brain-computer interface system to restore communication and movement for people with severe paralysis.
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In conversation with Jules Scholler, PhD, Software Engineer in Bioimaging

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Where I work: The shared dream of the ABILITY team

Project manager in Neuroengineering, Shenandoah Montamat, shares her hopes and dreams about the project she is leading, a brain computer interface (BCI) system for applications such as restoration of communication and movement for people with severe paralysis
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