About the position
UniBE is ambitious.
With us, you deliver top performance and test your skills against the best.
Responsibilities
- Reviewing research and existing technologies in space emergency medicine, XR-supported care, and human-XR interaction.
- Defining clinical, technical, and human-factor requirements for the HALO-Space system.
- Contributing to the adaptation and further development of the existing HALO-Assist XR platform.
- Supporting the design and implementation of XR guidance and clinical data visualisation.
- Preparing and conducting simulation-based expert evaluations and feasibility studies.
- Analysing usability and human-factor data, including cognitive workload, situational awareness, and interaction issues.
- Collaborating closely with an interdisciplinary team from emergency medicine, biomedical engineering, and space science.
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in a Master’s programme, preferably in one of the following or a closely related discipline: biomedical engineering, medical informatics, human-computer interaction, or a related field.
- Strong interest in interdisciplinary research at the interface of engineering, medicine, and space exploration.
- Programming and data-analysis skills, experience with XR development, Unity, Python, C#, or similar tools is an advantage.
- Experience with experimental studies, usability testing, human factors, medical simulation, or related topics is an advantage.
- You work independently, take responsibility for your tasks, and are highly motivated to contribute to this interdisciplinary research project.
Benefits
- International reputation
- Strong research infrastructure and international network
- Individual career support
- Collaborative environment and ambitious team
Application
Apply for this project by sending a short motivation letter (max 1 page), your CV,
diplomas and course transcripts to manuela.eugster@unibe.ch.
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