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Research Assistant (Psychology)

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Research Assistant (Psychology)

Research Staff

2026-06-08

Location

Kent Ridge Campus

Type

Research Staff

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s in Computer Science, Engineering, Neuroscience, Psychology
Python & C/C++ programming
EEG/BCI/signal processing experience
Advanced statistical analysis
OpenViBE, MNE, PyRiemann, MATLAB

Research Areas

Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI)
EEG/EMG/thermal stimulation
Closed-loop prediction
Voluntary action & pain withdrawal
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Research Assistant (Psychology)

Research Assistant (Psychology)

University-Level Unit:
Arts & Social Sciences

Faculty/Department-Level Unit:
Psychology

Employee Category:
Research Staff

Location:
Kent Ridge Campus

Posting Start Date:
01/04/2026

Job Description

Support a project on closed-loop prediction of voluntary action and pain withdrawal by programming and debugging BCI pipelines, integrating EEG/EMG/thermal stimulation systems, running experiments, analysing data, and preparing technical reports, presentations, and manuscripts.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, neuroscience, psychology, or a related field. Strong programming skills required; ability to program in Python and C/C++ is a major advantage. Prior experience with EEG, brain-computer interfaces, signal processing, or real-time classification pipelines is highly desirable. Familiarity with advanced statistical analysis and the ability to translate analysis into clear presentations and written reports is required. Experience with tools such as OpenViBE, MNE, PyRiemann, MATLAB, or related frameworks would be advantageous. Strong debugging skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently in an interdisciplinary research environment are essential.

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Frequently Asked Questions

🎓What qualifications are required for this Psychology Research Assistant role?

A Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, neuroscience, psychology, or related field is required. Strong programming skills, especially Python and C/C++, are essential. Debugging skills and ability to work independently in interdisciplinary environments are key. Learn more about excelling in such roles via our research assistant guide or browse research assistant jobs.

💻What technical skills and tools are needed for BCI pipelines?

Prior experience with EEG, brain-computer interfaces (BCI), signal processing, and real-time classification pipelines is highly desirable. Familiarity with OpenViBE, MNE, PyRiemann, MATLAB, or similar frameworks is advantageous. Advanced statistical analysis and clear reporting skills are required. Check research jobs for similar opportunities requiring these skills.

🔬What are the main responsibilities in this research project?

Support a project on closed-loop prediction of voluntary action and pain withdrawal by programming and debugging BCI pipelines, integrating EEG/EMG/thermal stimulation systems, running experiments, analyzing data, and preparing technical reports, presentations, and manuscripts. Explore related roles in clinical research jobs.

📍What is the location, employment type, and timeline?

The position is at Kent Ridge Campus in the Psychology department under Arts & Social Sciences. It is a Research Staff role. Posting starts 01/04/2026, with application deadline 2026-06-08. View more research assistant positions in similar locations.

📝How do I apply for this Research Assistant (Psychology) position?

Click the Apply now link in the job post to submit your application. Ensure your CV highlights programming skills, EEG/BCI experience, and relevant qualifications. Tailor your application using our free resume template and cover letter template for academic jobs.

Is experience with interdisciplinary research essential?

Yes, strong debugging skills, attention to detail, and ability to work independently in an interdisciplinary research environment are essential. Experience translating statistical analysis into presentations and reports is required. See tips in postdoctoral research success guide.

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