Dear List,
we are looking for a Research Audiologist to extend our team in Hannover, Germany – please see below.
I am currently at ARO and I’ll be happy to meet with interested candidates here in Baltimore (email me at
bwaldmann@xxxxxxxxxxxx), or later in Hannover.
Bernd Waldmann
Key Responsibilities:
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Research on cochlear implant sound coding algorithms and fitting strategies, including
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Development and maintenance of algorithm implementations in a real-time simulation system (Simulink, XPC)
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Clinical evaluation of algorithms and fitting strategies, through psychoacoustic testing with CI recipients
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Development and maintenance of algorithm implementations in a real-time simulation system (Simulink, XPC)
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Collaborate with research partners at Hannover Medical School (MHH) and with Cochlear research clusters
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Co-ordinate research contributions from audiologists, surgeons and other clinical staff
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Deliver research outcomes that are relevant for Cochlear Research and Development, and that help to maintain or raise the scientific profile of MHH
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Contribute to planning of research, clear definition of research questions and project goals
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Author internal project documentation and publications for conferences and peer-reviewed journals
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Identify opportunities for future research collaborations, contribute to project proposals
In this contract role you will have the opportunity to make a significant
contribution to Cochlear's successful history of innovation by applying your knowledge of research on medical devices.
Key Requirements :
To add value to Cochlear in this role you will be able to demonstrate the
following skills and experience in your application and at interview:
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A Ph.D. level scientific degree in life sciences, physics or engineering
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Proven experience in audiological or psychoacoustics research, preferably in a field involving cochlear implants
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Proven experience in implementing, documenting and testing audio signal processing algorithms, preferably using Matlab/Simulink
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Proven experience in planning and executing research studies in a field involving medical devices
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Excellent oral and written communication skills (English), including demonstrable abilities to author scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals
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Fluent in German
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A problem-solving and self-driven state of mind: a methodical, analytical and result-oriented focus, an ability to work autonomously and a motivation to
take initiative
Working for Cochlear:
Working for Cochlear Research Hannover is working in an international environment,
at the interface of a leading academic center and a leading medical device manufacturer.
Please note that this is a project related position on a 2 years fixed term
contract.
Please send us your CV along with your desired salary and earliest start
date. Your application will be reviewed by both Cochlear and by our partners at MHH.
Please apply to:
Cochlear Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG
Karl-Wiechert-Allee 76A, D-30625 Hannover
Keyword: Research Audiologist TR
E-Mail: cde-hr@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Bernd Waldmann Manager Cochlear Research Hannover Cochlear Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG Phone: +4951154277254 Mobile: +4915174301014 Email: bwaldmann@xxxxxxxxxxxx www.cochlear.com
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Amtsgericht Hannover - HRA 201323
Persönlich haftende Gesellschafterin:
Cochlear Verwaltungs GmbH
Hannover
Amtsgericht Hannover - HRB 203666
Geschäftsführer: Richard Brook
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