The Wu Tsai Institute is a major new initiative at Yale University with the mission to understand human cognition — how we perceive, think, remember, and decide — through neuroscience and data science. The Center for Neurocognition and Behavior, one of the Institute’s three research centers, houses BrainWorks, a world-class facility for measuring the healthy human brain and behavior in action with the latest technologies for safely measuring and manipulating brain activity with unparalleled precision (e.g., fMRI, MEG, OPM, EEG, fNIRS, TMS, sleep staging) and for capturing naturalistic behavior (e.g., VR, eye tracking, body tracking, psychophysiology, and psychophysics). A major area of interest is studying

Responsibilities:
-    Develop software tools to support motion capture, virtual reality, and spatial audio use cases and their integration, e.g. Unity/Unreal plugins.
-    Create and offer training around the use of immersive technologies
-    Provide support and advice to research teams in support of their use of immersive technologies in cognitive neuroscience research.