English speaking vacancies in Holland: Software developer for rehabilitation technology Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) -

Friday 24 October 2014

Software developer for rehabilitation technology Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) - — AcademicTransfer

Specifications - (explanation)

Function types	Research, Development, Innovation
Scientific fields	Health
Hours	38.0 hours per week
Education	University Graduate
Job number	V51.2106
Translations	nl en
About employer	Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e)
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/25083

Job description

Would you like to be part of a groundbreaking, serious gaming
related, application in the healthcare domain? It will provide you with
valuable experience is a booming segment and offers the opportunity to
really be relevant in improving peoples lives. Though this offer is for a
temporary appointment it may lead to a more permanent position at
SymbioTherapy.

The Department of Industrial Design of the
Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), is looking for a motivated
software engineer with an interest and expertise in developing
interactive applications, for a short-term (7 months) appointment in
knowledge transfer project. The project will be carried out in
collaboration with SymbioTherapy a spin-off company of the TU/e that
aims to transfer related research results to the market and with
Adelante (www.adelante-zorggroep.nl), a centre of expertise in rehabilitation technology based in Heerlen.

The
project concerns the transfer to the market of TagTrainer a system that
supports rehabilitation training for various patient groups, primarily
focusing on children with cerebral palsy and stroke victims. The system
is used under the supervision of therapists who can personalize and
customize training materials.

The project will aim at supporting
therapists to use the system independently (without relying on technical
support staff), and to enable unsupervised training of patients in the
clinical context. The assignment involves testing with patients,
designing and implementing improvements to the exercise system.

Requirements

Requirements

−      BSc or MSc in an area relating to informatics or software development

−      Ability in practical problem solving

−      Experience with Java and/or C++

−      Driven and result oriented

−      Interest in the healthcare domain

−      Expertise and interest in usability testing will be very much appreciated

Conditions of employment

Appointment and Salary

This fulltime position is for 7
months at scale 7 of the CAO, starting after November 1, 2014 (starting
date is negotiable, but an early start is preferred). SymbioTherapy will
consider appointing the candidate for a longer term contract after the
end of the project. TU/e offers excellent employment conditions
including excellent sport facilities and child care. A salary is offered
starting at EUR 2,026 per month. Moreover 8% bonus share (holiday
supplement) and 8.3% bonus share (end-of-the-year allowance) are
provided annually.

Additional information

Information

General information about the Department Industrial Design, candidates will find on w3.id.tue.nl/. About this position candidates can get more information from Prof.dr. Panos Markopoulos, +31 40 247 5247, email: p.markopoulos@tue.nl.

If you have any questions about the application procedure, please contact Mrs. Karlijn le Comte (+31 40 247 5336, or email: HR-IndustrialDesign@tue.nl), or Mrs. Ingrid Broers (+31 40 247 8827, or email: HR-IndustrialDesign@tue.nl) of the Personnel Department of the Dept. of Industrial Design of the TU/e.

Application

Candidates
are kindly asked to submit their application (a written application, a
curriculum vitae and a portfolio with relevant (design) work) by using
the "apply now" button on top of this page before November 3rd, 2014.

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