Research Analyst 1 – Job Description
Here’s What You Get to Do:
- Adopt and develop both software and hardware solutions for the collection, analysis and interpretation of research data.
- Identify and utilize appropriate data processing and analysis methods to assist with the interpretation and understanding of experimental results.
- Helps summarize and contextualize results both verbally and graphically for presentations, publications and grants.
- Facilitate the use and maintenance of software and hardware tools necessary for the acquisition and storage of research data.
- Provide basic training and support for other lab members and trainees (grad students, research assistants).
- Assist researchers in preparing scientific material for presentation in abstracts, manuscripts, talks and grant submissions. Use high-level written, verbal and graphical communication to express complex scientific concepts effectively.
- Performs preventative maintenance and repair of systems, equipment and network including troubleshooting, identifying and solving performance issues. Liaisons with IS and Research IT as necessary.
Here’s What You Need:
- Graduate Degree in Engineering (preferred), Mathematics or Physics (or 3 years of equivalent work experience).
- Must have proven digital signal processing experience using Python and MATLAB (competency in Python and/or MATLAB will be tested during the interview). Please describe DSP experience in application and be prepared to discuss in interview.
- Must have proven mathematical modeling and advanced statistical analyses experience (using R, SciPy or MATLAB). Please describe stats experience in application and be prepared to discuss in interview.
- Must have significant computer programming experience, especially familiarity with MATLAB, Python, bash and R.
- Experience using machine learning algorithms is an asset.
- Experience with neuroimaging techniques, such as fMRI, MRI, EEG, MEG and diffusion imaging is preferred.
- Experience with Linux and network administration is an asset.
- Experience in a research or academic health care environment preferred.
- Evidence of research productivity (authorship on journal articles, conference abstracts, etc.) is an asset. Please include list of publications on application.
- Frequently at a computer but will also need to be back and forth between imaging suites and lab area as well as in meetings in various locations in the Hospital and University.
If interested please contact Adam Waspe with your CV at adam.waspe@sickkids.ca.
Escape the city and join us for the BME x CRANIA: Neuromodulation & Neurotech Retreat hosted by the Institute of Biomedical Engineering and CRANIA. This event is Taking place in Minden, Ontario from June 22nd-25th, 2026.
What’s in store:
• Real-world insights into brain‑tech research and clinical applications
• A relaxed, scenic environment perfect for learning and connecting
• Great opportunity for Graduate, Undergraduate students or Post Docs interested in neuromodulation to learn from researchers in the field right now!
Think of it as a mini‑retreat: fresh air, smart people, and mind‑expanding ideas.
Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/bme-x-crania-presents-lectures-on-neuromodulation-tickets-1983979295480
Tickets are limited with only 40 spots are available. Sales will end on May 15th, 2026, so get your tickets while they are still available.
Warm regards,
The BME x CRANIA Team
For inquiries email Contact.bme@utoronto.ca
CAMH are seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow to join their quantitative research team focusing on brain and mental health innovation.
The Focus: Applying AI/ML and signal processing to multimodal physiological data—including EEG, eye-tracking, ECG, and wearables—to develop cutting-edge digital biomarkers.
The Ideal Candidate:
- PhD in Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, or Computational Neuroscience.
- Strong interest in the intersection of AI and mental health.
Join GMCA’s Master the Case Interview Series (MCIS), an interactive virtual workshop series designed to prepare graduate trainees (MSc, PhDs, Post-Docs, PharmDs, MDs, and JDs) for the 2026 full-time consultant recruitment cycle or 2027 internship recruitment cycle.
This training program consists of 8-10 sessions where trainees will work through a case interview alongside experienced consultants from top firms. These sessions aim to help students understand: (1) how to crack a case, (2) firm-specific case interview styles, and (3) industry-specific knowledge.
Learn More: here
MCIS Application Form: here
Application Deadline: Wednesday,April 22nd, 2026 (5:00 PM ET)
If you have any questions about this event, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@gmcacanada.com. If you’re interested in receiving updates on upcoming GMCA events, gaining exclusive access to job postings from our partnering management consulting firms, and staying up to date with highlights from our previous events, subscribeto our GMCA monthly newsletter.
UTSU, CIE, CxED & Student Life present Your Future in 3C! Connect with alumni, explore careers, enjoy food, mocktails & headshots.
Join the UTSU, CIE, CxED, and Student Life on Monday, April 27, 10-4pm at the Student Commons (230 College) for Your Future in 3C: Career, Connection, Challenge.
This is the year-end event to explore and celebrate what’s next! Hear from alumni, ask them your burning questions, and workshop on envisioning your future while understanding how to use AI in your job search. International students will enjoy sessions on navigating their job search in context. You’ll even get the chance to have your headshot taken! Enjoy a light breakfast, lunch, and a social celebration with delicious mocktails. Don’t miss this opportunity to network, learn, and celebrate as you prepare for your next chapter!
This event is for University of Toronto Students and recent graduates, please ensure you register with your U of T email to secure your Eventbrite ticket.
What does your ticket get you? Entry into each of the following events:
Event Agenda
Caffeinate & Connect: Rub elbows with alumni, peers, learn about career services, and enjoy a great cup of coffee and a light breakfast.
Keynote Address: By UofT alumnus Adrian Leckie, focused on the transitional space of early career, and its uncertainty, difficulty – and moments to remember to celebrate – to inspire what’s next for your career and how it fits into your life.
Workshops by Career Exploration & Education at UofT Student Life:
- Navigating Job Searching as an International Student – An interactive session exploring how our intersecting identities shape our experiences and presence in the workplace through dialogue and shared reflection.
- Using AI in Career Exploration & Job Searching – A practical workshop on using AI tools effectively and responsibly to support career exploration, resumes, and interview preparation.
- Envisioning Your Future – An Art-Based Career Exploration Workshop – A creative, arts-based workshop that uses reflective writing and sculpture-making to help participants gain new insights into their ideal career paths.
Munch & Mingle: Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch while networking with alumni, peers, learn about career services
From Here to Career: How do you get from university to a career when you don’t have much experience, feel underemployed, or aren’t sure what “the next step” looks like? From Here to Career is a fast-paced, alumni-led session that brings real stories to the stage. Alumni speakers will share honest, relatable journeys-including navigating limited work experience, solutions to underemployment, and finding purpose and taking control through meaningful volunteer roles-before opening the floor to student questions.
Headshots: Sign up to get your professional headshot done! When registering, be sure to opt in to getting on the headshot schedule to confirm your spot. We will also be accommodating day of walk-in’s if you are unable to secure your spot!
Closing Remarks & Sip Happens: Here’s to what’s next! Enjoy a delicious mocktail and appetizer while Heather Kelly, ED, Student Life, reviews the day: the uncertainty, the hard questions, the wins, the big “what’s next?” moments, and the inspiring advice – and offering a reminder on how to celebrate the milestones, big and small.
MaRS Discovery District
When? Thursday, April 2, 2026 @ 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Where? Auditorium of the Lower Concourse
Why visit?
- Discover recent innovations that can help you in the lab
- Meet your local sales specialist
- Sandwiches and coffee will be served!!
- 250$ gift card to win (must be registered)
Click here (www.SmartShow.ca) to register now and skip the registration line at the show
