The full-time Senior Laboratory Associate position is responsible for designing and constructing a system for collecting quantitative behavioral data in laboratory animals using long duration video and audio recordings. Duties include: 

The ideal candidate will have a strong background in hardware-software integration with a focus on acoustic and videomodalities. The minimum qualifications include a predoctoral degree in electrical engineering or a related field, a strong background in mathematics, and experience with Python for hardware control and data acquisition.

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