Skill
Neuroscience
Healthcare and Medical
Neuroscience is the scientific study of the nervous system, encompassing its structure, function, development, and disorders, drawing on biology, chemistry, psychology, and computer science. Researchers in academia, pharmaceutical companies, and medical institutions study everything from molecular neurobiology to cognitive processes and behavior. The field has grown rapidly with advances in brain imaging and has applications in medicine, artificial intelligence, and mental health treatment.
Open roles requiring Neuroscience (2)
Executive Director, Clinical Science, Ophthalmology & Neuroscience
Merck
$255,800 – $402,700
This senior leadership role oversees clinical science strategy and operations for ophthalmology and neuroscience drug development programs, directing a large team and ensuring scientific rigor while driving modernization through AI and digital capabilities. The position suits experienced pharmaceutical leaders with deep clinical development expertise who can balance portfolio delivery, organizational excellence, and talent development across a complex, matrixed environment.
Listed on Merck’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Principal Neuroscience Researcher, Sensory Explore
Nike, Inc.
Beaverton, OR
Nike seeks a Principal Neuroscience Researcher to lead a sensory science research program, translating insights from brain and sensory biology into athletic products and experiences. The role combines hands-on research and product collaboration with team leadership, requiring deep expertise in neuroscience or sensory science and a track record of applying scientific findings to real innovations.
Listed on Nike, Inc.’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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