We are looking for experienced and motivated candidates with a strong track record in AI applied to image processing to join our team in the Molecular and Functional Imaging Facility. The successful candidate is expected to play a dual role that combines implementation of AI tools with independent research leadership. The candidate will drive AI integration across the full imaging pipeline, including MRI, PET, SPECT, CT, optical imaging, and potentially ultrasound modalities, in close collaboration with ongoing imaging-based research projects and teams at CIC biomaGUNE. Moreover, the candidate is expected to develop and drive independent research projects in the field of AI for medical and preclinical imaging, advancing computational methods, and contributing to the scientific output and innovation capacity of the facility.
This position is key to unlocking the full potential of CIC biomaGUNE’s Imaging Facility. By embedding advanced AI tools across the imaging pipeline, the new researcher will enable exploiting the full potential of the infrastructure improving both scientific output and competitiveness. The new researcher will play a central role in enabling intelligent, high-throughput, and reproducible data analysis workflows, which are critical for maximizing the impact, scalability, and translational relevance of imaging-based studies.
This transversal and integrative role will:
- Strengthen coordination and synergies among internal users and foster collaborations with external researchers and institutions;
- Bridge imaging disciplines and research lines, amplifying the scientific value of imaging-based studies;
- Support training and knowledge transfer at all levels, from technical staff to early stage researchers, embedding advanced computation and AI-tools across the institution;
- Reinforce CIC biomaGUNE’s competitiveness at the national and international level, ensuring the center remains at the forefront of biomedical imaging innovation;
- Contribute to the broader biomedical research ecosystem in the Basque Country, by strengthening infrastructure impact widely in the study of a wide range of biomedical problems at the preclinical level.