Research Engineer - Brain Computer Interface Models

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Research Engineer - Brain Computer Interface Models San Francisco, California, United States Zyphra is an artificial intelligence company based in San Francisco, California. The Role: As a Research Engineer - Brain Computer Interface Models , you will be a core contributor to Zyphra's BCI work, building the next generation of open-source EEG and brain-computer interface models. You will be involved across the full model lifecycle, from data collection and preprocessing to designing novel architectures and training methodologies. You'll Work Across: - Large-scale EEG model training runs and evaluation - Architecture and training methodology ablations and innovations - Dataset collection and preprocessing for EEG and other BCI modalities - Performance optimization of the training stack - Integration of models into real-world BCI applications What We're Looking For / Requirements: - Organized, methodical researcher who can take ownership of a project component, communicate their process clearly, and deliver a working module - Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with clean and concise coding practices - Strong implementation and prototyping skills, with comfort working across both research and engineering at scale - Ability to learn new domains quickly, orient oneself in the academic literature, and implement new ideas, creatively borrowing concepts from other modalities and applying them to EEG domain - Interest in neural data such as EEG, MEG, fMRI as well as building foundation models in a much less explored space - Proficiency with PyTorch and Python Qualifications / Additional Skills: - Experience with VAEs, GANs, diffusion models, and contrastive learning - Familiarity

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