<aside> 📍 3-6 months Full-time | Paris location mandatory (France) - Station F office. You must provide an internship agreement from your school or university to be eligible.

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Who we are

Clarity is a French-American healthcare company.

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.

By bringing these solutions to people with neurological conditions, we are taking the first step in redefining how we approach and maintain human health as we age.

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> 🧠 As a Data Scientist, you will collaborate with engineers, neuroscientists and clinical partners to develop our digital therapeutics. Your role will be at the intersection of data and neuroscience. You will develop the tools to analyze and understand physiological activity data (EEG, ECG, EMG, EOG, accelerometer, and others) and make them useful and actionable for the end-user.

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What you will do

• Help with the analysis of EEG data collected during our clinical trials.
• Work with the Neuroscience team while contributing to the development of algorithms to identify EEG and other physiological activity biomarkers.
• Work with the R&D team in the validation of methods and hardware choices by analyzing in-house collected data.

Who you are

Key Qualifications:

• Proficiency with analytical programming languages, such as Python and Matlab.
• Experience with time-series signal processing and EEG datasets.
• Proficiency with Data Visualization tools like Plotly, Matplotlib, or others.
• PhD student in Data Science, Neuroscience, Computational Neuroscience, or Biomedical Engineering.