Biomechanics Research Associate — Flexible, Mobile Working

A leading research institution is seeking a Research Assistant in biomechanics, focusing on developing musculoskeletal and finite element computer models to aid in diagnosing low back pain. Candidates should possess a degree in mechanical or biomedical engineering and a strong background in biomechanics or computational mechanics. The role includes model validation, research publication, and working within a cooperative team. The university promotes flexible working conditions and offers 30 vacation days per year. #J-18808-Ljbffr