Interdisciplinary Neurotech Fellow

Mindspeller, U.S. Expansion
Mindspeller is a consumer neuroscience company expanding its European neurotechnology model into the United States. We build human-centered neurotechnology that helps people understand how they think, how they adapt, and who they are. Our work combines neuroscience, wearable technology, design, and communication to translate neural data into insights that support clarity and peace of mind. Mindspeller is guided by a question that unites all of us: Who am I? We help people gain peace of mind by better understanding how they think and adapt.

What Mindspeller does
Most consumer wearables today focus on physiological signals such as cardiovascular activity, sleep, or movement, for example Fitbit, WHOOP, or the Apple Watch by Apple. Mindspeller takes a complementary approach by working with neurological data. Using lightweight, wearable EEG technology, we translate brain signals into insights that help people better understand how they think, respond, and adapt. These insights are designed to be interpretable, ethical, and grounded in neuroscience, without reducing people to opaque scores or automated judgments. Our focus is not optimization for its own sake, but clarity, making neural information understandable and usable in everyday contexts.

About the Fellowship
This is an intentionally interdisciplinary and open-ended role. Fellows work across research, design, technology, and communication as we adapt and scale Mindspeller’s EU-based model for the U.S. context. Rather than assigning a narrow job description, we shape the fellowship around individual strengths and interests, while offering exposure to how consumer neurotechnology is built, communicated, and responsibly introduced into new markets.

Example areas of contribution

Neuroscience and research translation, including interpretation, communication, and ethical framing of neural data

Pre-health and applied science bridging neuroscience with education, healthcare-adjacent, or student-facing environments

Marketing, outreach, and ISO-aligned communication translating an established European model into the U.S. ecosystem

Design and visual communication such as UX/UI, graphic design, motion, and data visualization

Fashion and wearable design focused on form, comfort, aesthetics, and the cultural presence of neurotechnology as something people wear in public

Technology and data work including software support, signal workflows, or interdisciplinary collaboration with engineers
Depth in one area combined with curiosity about others is ideal.

Who this is for
We welcome applicants with backgrounds in:

Neuroscience, psychology, or cognitive science

Pre-health, nursing, or clinical-adjacent fields

Software engineering or data

Graphic design, UX/UI, or motion

Fashion design or wearable-focused design

Marketing, storytelling, or community-building
This role is a strong fit for individuals who enjoy learning across domains, thinking critically about technology’s impact, and working in early-stage environments.

What we value

Thoughtful and ethical engagement with emerging technology

Clear communication and intellectual curiosity

Comfort with ambiguity and iteration

Interest in building tools that support understanding rather than optimization alone

Practical details

Format: Fellowship or early-career role with flexible scope

Compensation: Determined based on role, scope, and availability

Location options:

Remote, U.S.-based

Hybrid, New York City, working in coordination with the U.S. Translational Neuroscience Coordinator, Thomas Myers

How to apply
Please submit a resume or CV through the application platform. Applicants may optionally include a short paragraph describing what draws them to Mindspeller and how their interests align with the work. Portfolios, project links, writing samples, or research materials are welcome but not required.

To learn more about our company visit: https://mindspeller.com/#/mindspeller_welcome