<aside> 📍 5-6 months Full-time | Paris location mandatory (France) - Station F office and Pasteur Insitute. To be eligible you must be able to provide an internship agreement from a school/university.

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Who we are

Clarity is a French-American healthcare company pioneering a new category of non-pharmacological treatments to address neurological diseases.

At the core of our mission is a commitment to developing comprehensive, preventive, and personalized healthcare solutions. As a first step, our team is focusing on the development of a home-based and immersive neuromodulation device to improve the health and quality of life of people with Alzheimer’s disease.

As a member of our team, you will play a significant role in pioneering those solutions and improving the lives of hundreds of millions of patients and families worldwide.

If you are looking for your next challenge at a mission-driven company and want to solve the world’s biggest challenges, please apply!

Your role

<aside> 🧠 In this role, you will be a key contributor to Clarity's efforts to explore how auditory stimulation can positively influence brain activity. Collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary team of engineers, neuroscientists, and clinical partners, you will help design and test sounds used in a novel sensory stimulation therapy aimed at enhancing cognitive function in Alzheimer's patients. You will work under the guidance of two supervisors, gaining insights into both the academic and industry sides of auditory neuroscience research. The goal of your work will be to create sounds that are pleasant and capable of eliciting specific brain responses, helping shape the future of non-invasive neuromodulation therapies.

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What you will do

• Develop a comprehensive library of auditory stimuli to be evaluated in an online survey by 100 participants.
• Conduct EEG studies at the Pasteur Institute to investigate how these sounds influence brain activity, analyzing data from a cohort of 20 subjects.
• Utilize advanced signal processing techniques to analyze EEG data, extracting key metrics of brain function modulation.
• Synthesize findings and present them in a written report, providing actionable insights into how auditory stimuli can be optimized for therapeutic use.veraging your electronics expertise to support the team and enhance product development.

Supervisors: Carolina Reis Ph.D (Scientific Director at Clarity) & Luc Arnal Ph.D (Researcher at Auditory Cogniton and Communication lab - Institut de l'Audition, Centre Pasteur).

Who you are

Technical Requirements:

• Proficiency with analytical programming languages (Python and Matlab).
• Experience with time-series signal processing and EEG datasets.
• Experience in the field of neuromodulation is preferred.