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Scientist I – Neural Coding at The Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence - ApplyBlast

Scientist I – Neural Coding

The Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence

1 month ago

Seattle, Washington, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

The Allen Institute is seeking a neuroscientist to lead image processing and analysis of large-scale electron microscopy datasets, overseeing EM data stitching, alignment, and pipeline automation while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to link structural data with cellular modalities. The role involves publishing findings, mentoring junior members, and contributing to the Connectomics department’s efforts to create comprehensive brain atlases.

Responsibilities

Scale image processing of high‑throughput electron microscopy pipeline
Oversee 2D stitching and 3D alignment of EM data
Collaborate with multidisciplinary team to analyze EM datasets

Skills

Qualifications

Ph.D. in NeurosciencePh.D. in Computer SciencePh.D. in Applied MathPh.D. in Engineering

About The Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence

allenai.org

Headquarters

Burton, Washington, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

2014

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Ai2 (Allen Institute for AI) is a nonprofit research institute founded by Paul G. Allen and led by Ali Farhadi that conducts high‑impact research and engineering to tackle core problems in artificial intelligence. The organization builds open models, tools, datasets, and platforms—examples include Semantic Scholar, AllenNLP and newer open models like Olmo and Tülu—targeting language, vision, reasoning, and scientific knowledge discovery. Ai2 emphasizes openness, reproducibility, and deploying research into usable systems, working with academia and industry to accelerate breakthroughs. Its mission is to ensure AI advances are broadly useful and benefit the public.