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Job Summary
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The Brain Modulation Lab within the MGB Department of Neurosurgery is seeking a multi-talented individual to serve as the labs data engineer. The Brain Modulation Lab studies brain electrophysiology and behavior in patients undergoing surgery for epilepsy movement disorders and psychiatric disease.
The Brain Modulation Lab Data Engineer will report directly to Mark Richardson MD PhD Professor of Neurosurgery and lab director and to Alan Bush PhD Instructor of Neurosurgery and lab co-director. The candidate will have experience and/or ability in data warehousing both with onsite servers as well as cloud-based integration services and will contribute continuous improvements in functionality infrastructure and workflow operations. The role is a hands-on technical position that requires management and running of data pipelines ability to support several NIH-sponsored trials commitment to following HIPAA and security-related regulations and desire to contribute to translational neuroscience. The ideal candidate is a self-motivated highly qualified individual who demonstrates attention to detail an ability to work independently and with a team and can quickly get up to speed on complex data infrastructure and sharing policies.
The data engineer will have a special responsibility for working with intracranial data collected in epilepsy patients both from implanted responsive neurostimulators and from clinical stereo-EEG studies along with associated data from the electronic medical record. Additionally the data engineer will interface with colleagues in the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT for warehousing intracranial research data through the MGH-MIT InBRAIN collaboration. The data engineer is required to have experience in machine learning applications and will be expected to build an LLM-based tool for extracting specific types of data from the EMR. There may be additional opportunities to support a project that adapts BrainBERT an AI model designed to produce high-quality embeddings from intracranial data specifically to handle responsive neurostimulation data.
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Requirements:
Education
Bachelors Degree Computer Science required or Bachelors Degree Related Field of Study required
Can this role accept experience in lieu of a degree
Yes
Licenses and Credentials
Experience
Data warehousing development in large reporting environment(s) 2-3 years required and Experience with developing data pipelines using on Snowflake features ( Snowpipe SnowSQL Snow Sight Data Streams ) required and Hands-on development experience with ETL/ELT tools such as dbt Fivetran or Informatica required and Experience working in Agile software development environment required
Knowledge Skills and Abilities
- Working knowledge of cloud computing platforms such as AWS GCP or Azure.
- Familiarity with enterprise data warehousing systems a plus.
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Physical Requirements
Remote Type
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Pay Range
$73798.40 - $107400.80/AnnualGrade
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