Devops Engineer - Machine Learning

CoMind

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1 year ago

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Join us in advancing neurotechnology for brain disorder patients globally.At CoMind, we are developing a neuro-sensing technology that will catalyse a modern wave of neuroscience and neurology applications within medical devices.In joining us, you are helping to create cutting edge technologies that will improve how we diagnose and treat brain disorders, ultimately improving and saving the lives of patients across the world.OUR CULTURE

Our mission is important and ambitious. Our world class team is a diverse mix of specialisms and perspectives, united by our passion to make positive change. We encourage an open, collaborative, and inclusive working environment, inspiring each other to challenge the status quo whilst solving challenging, real-world problems.

Our culture is one of continuous learning. We pursue growth, invest in employee development, perform highly, and over achieve by default. We celebrate our short-comings, reflecting and learning every sprint.

We are growing fast. Alongside our focus in new product development, we love to have fun and get to know each other through weekly team lunches, socials, and fitness clubs.

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