Opportunities

We are hiring an AI Software Engineer (100%)

Department of Quantitative Biomedicine — Start of employment to be determined We are looking for an AI Software Engineer with a passion for tackling medical problems to help us create real-world AI tools in the medical field, particularly in Radiology and Cancer research. You will join a group of Medical AI researchers in the Krauthammer Lab and will have the opportunity to collaborate with multiple research teams at the University Hospital of Zurich and the University of Zurich.

Studentische Hilfskraft (m/w/d) 30–40%

Quantitative Biomedizin / Medizininformatik — Stellenantritt sofort oder nach Vereinbarung, befristet Fachbereich: Medizininformatik – Annotation klinischer Berichte Am Lehrstuhl für Medizininformatik der Universität Zürich (UZH) ist zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt die Position als studentische Hilfskraft für die Annotation von medizinischen Texten zu besetzen. Die Anstellung im Stundenlohn ist befristet auf drei Monate. Projektbeschreibung: Im Rahmen aktueller Forschungsprojekte im Bereich des Natural Language Processing (NLP) und der computergestützten klinischen Entscheidungsfindung entwickeln wir Algorithmen zur automatisierten Analyse von Patientenunterlagen.

Our collaborators are looking for Master students in ML for respiratory failure prediction!

Our collaborators at the USZ Institute of Intensive Care Medicine, specialising in recovery after neurosurgery are looking for Master students in ML for respiratory failure prediction and prevention. Check out the call on their website For questions and for applying you can turn to Una Pale.

We are looking for Masters Students in Bioinformatics!

We are currently looking for Master’s students in the field of Bioinformatics for the topic of Nucleosome footprints in cell-free DNA sequencing data Cell-free DNA (cfDNA) is released by dying cells into the surrounding tissues and also to the bloodstream. As nucleosomes protect DNA from degradation, plasma cfDNA carries information about the nucleosome organization in the cells of origin. Different characteristics of cfDNA are increasingly being used in the diagnostics of genetic diseases and the monitoring of cancer.