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Home//Research Software Engineer in Computer-assisted Fetal Therapy job vacancy

Research Software Engineer in Computer-assisted Fetal Therapy job vacancy

King's College London

Location
London
Job type
Full-time
Salary
£37,412 to £44,015
Closing date
17/02/2019
Full Details

This is an exciting opportunity to join the School of Biomedical Engineering and Imaging Sciences (BMEIS), King’s College London. We are looking for a Research Software Engineer to complement our multi-disciplinary team in the clinical translation phase of the Wellcome / EPSRC funded GIFT-Surg research project.

This post is ideal for those keen on designing and engineering creative real-time software solutions to clinical challenges using state-of-the-art scientific methods and novel surgical instrumentation. The successful candidate will contribute to first-in-patient studies with associated high-impact publications.

More information about the BMEIS school at King’s can be found here: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/bmeis/index.aspx

Our mission:
To engineer better health for patients in the UK and worldwide through research and teaching excellence.
We push the limits of technical innovation by breaking down conventional discipline boundaries. Located within a hospital environment, we generate tangible clinical and commercial translation through our stimulating collaborations to achieve the unexpected.

The GIFT-Surg (Guided Instrumentation for Fetal Therapy and Surgery) project aims to develop imaging guided techniques combined with novel miniature devices to develop the field of fetal surgery. This is a collaborative project between UCL, King’s and KU Leuven and is funded by Wellcome and the EPSRC.

Keywords

Health Informatics
Associated Member

Tom Vercauteren

Professor of Interventional Image Computing
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