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I'm a software engineer with a bio eng. background and my significant other is close to finishing a phd in neuroscience - but between the both of us we can't id
by dieselgate 4y ago
I'm a software engineer with a bio eng. background and my significant other is close to finishing a phd in neuroscience - but between the both of us we can't identify any "quick trick" for breaking into the area. We're in WA state and some of the big players/employers in the area (non-University) are the Allen Institute (potentially relevant for someone with startup experience) and some folks have been courted by Neuralink (have only heard creepy stuff about it though so not a personal interest) and other smaller companies.
Not sure on your location but it could be relevant to seek out a University/research related position as a way to learn and network. Your med schooling could likely help with this but hopefully you're not too pigeon holed with your specific experience. Also this will all depend a lot on your pay expectations.
Luckily neuroscience is a broad field but unfortunately it doesn't seem to be a super accessibly/established "tech-industry". Good luck to you