Careers at Neuronostics

At Neuronostics our team is growing as we expand our technical development and market validation. We are looking for individuals motivated by our cause and who want to work in a dynamic and collaborative work environment, where curiosity and innovation are encouraged and rewarded.

View current opportunities

Current Opportunities

Clinical Trial Coordinator

An exciting new role working within clinical operations, the Clinical Trial Coordinator is responsible for supporting the daily trial management of our clinical trials. Working with the Head of Clinical Operations to lead on set up of new trials and day-to-day coordination and monitoring of delegated studies.
Hours
Full-time
Salary
£30k - £37k (DoE)

Business Development Manager

Would you like a purpose-driven role with a startup on a mission to revolutionise diagnosis and management of neurological conditions? At Neuronostics you will join the company at an exciting time as we seek to establish and grow our position in both UK and international markets. You will work closely with our senior team developing and executing a strategy that ensures fast and accurate diagnosis and prognosis of epilepsy is available to anyone, anywhere.
Hours
Full-time
Salary
£40-£45k (DoE) plus bonus

Can't find the opportunity you're looking for?

At Neuronostics we are driving the innovation and science of digital biomarkers. We are on a mission to improve the lives of people with neurological conditions. If this mission resonates with you, please send us your CV at recruitment@neuronostics.com.

Working at Neuronostics

We are based at the Engine Shed in the heart of Bristol. Conveniently located by Temple Meads Station, we are a part of the internationally recognised SetSquared incubator. It’s an exciting place to work and our success means we are growing rapidly.

"At Neuronostics we focus on careers, not jobs. Working collaboratively, we want to empower you to achieve your goals and through that achieve our mission: a better life for people with neurological conditions."

Professor John Terry
Managing Director