Missions

Neurathletics is a software solution designed to support athletes and their coaches in the mental preparation process, with the aim of optimising performance.

We have conducted experimental studies to validate the contribution of the solution. We are now seeking a candidate with advanced skills in signal processing, coding and cognitive neuroscience to analyse and interpret these data and contribute to their publication.

In summary, the main responsibilities of the recruited person will be:
Reviewing, structuring and formalising the experimental data collected
Independently analysing the data
Interpreting the results in light of the scientific literature
Writing a scientific paper

Activities

Analysis of EEG, psychometric and behavioural data
Coding / programming
Data interpretation
Scientific paper writing

Skills

Cognitive neuroscience: EEG data acquisition, psychometric testing and behavioural assessments
Signal processing: implementation of offline brain data analysis pipelines
Statistics: linking brain activity with psychometric and behavioural data
Autonomy and initiative
Adaptability
Scientific paper writing

Work Context

The recruited person will be funded through the CNRS pre-maturation programme, which aims to prepare the transfer of a technology — in this case the Neurathletics solution — from the research laboratory to the market. They will join a dynamic team composed of researchers, engineers, designers and entrepreneurship specialists.

The position will be based at INCIA (Institut des Sciences Cognitives et Intégratives d'Aquitaine), located at the CHU Pellegrin / Campus Carreire site in Bordeaux. More specifically, the recruited person will join the MOCOCO team, whose research focuses on the cognitive control of action. The position will be supervised by Camille Jeunet-Kelway, CNRS research fellow.

The recruited person will also have the opportunity to work part-time at SMART (Sport, Movement, Ambition, Research and Technology), a service unit of the University of Bordeaux located in Pessac (Rocquencourt area), where Camille Jeunet-Kelway serves as Deputy Director.

Constraints and risks

No constraint or risk has been identified.