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Kubelt

Computational Neuroscientist

Kubelt, San Francisco, California, United States, 94199

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Location

San Francisco Employment Type

Full time Location Type

Remote Department

Functional Recording Compensation

$130K – $170K • Offers Equity About us:

At Eon, we are at the forefront of large-scale neuroscientific connectomic data collection. Our mission is to enable the safe and scalable development of brain emulation technology to empower humanity over the next decade, starting with a digital twins of a fruit fly and a mouse. Role

At Eon, we intend to create a embodied digital twins of animals. This role would create embodied Drosophila that perform tasks using existing physics simulations (MuJoCo). They would integrate these body simulations with connectome-based brain simulations to create the realistic, embodied brain models. Extensive, hands-on experience with computational neuroscience is required. Responsibilities

Use existing embodied fly models (e.g., Flybody, NeuroMechFly/Flygym) to simulate

Drosophila melanogaster

behaviors.

Create compelling demonstrations of virtual flies performing tasks in a virtual environment.

Customize and iterate models to achieve biologically plausible behaviors.

Document all code and workflows to ensure reproducibility.

Creation of virtual environments and bodies in Drosophila, and eventually mice.

Skills

Proficiency in Python, and familiarity with scientific computing libraries (e.g., NumPy, Matplotlib).

Experience with brain or biomechanics simulation tools (e.g., MuJoCo, the Gymnasium API, Flybody, Flygym, Brian2).

Knowledge of neuroscience, computational biology, or related fields. Background in

Drosophila

neuroscience would be ideal.

Strong ability to create polished and engaging visualizations.

PhD or equivalent qualifications in neuroscience or related field would be ideal, but is not required

Representative projects

These are examples of projects that you would be working on when joining us: Creation of embodied, virtual flies

Visualization of brain activity

Planning experimental data collection to best complement our computational biology data sets

Salary

Competitive salary, including equity, apply. Compensation Range: $130K - $170K

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