Neuroscientist – Consumer Decision Science (Remote, Part-Time)

About the Position

CoTrain seeks a neuroscientist to collaborate with their team developing decision-intelligence tools that support business growth by understanding the psychological and neurological drivers behind consumer purchasing behavior. This role is ideal for candidates eager to apply robust brain science within a commercial framework, bridging academic research with practical business applications.

Primary Responsibilities

• Design and execute neuroscience-based studies exploring how consumers make buying decisions
• Analyze consumer behavior data through cognitive science and behavioral neuroscience perspectives to uncover actionable decision-making trends
• Convert intricate neural mechanisms into clear insights that influence product innovation and client strategies
• Manage testing procedures, interpret biometric and behavioral information, and guide experimental methodology to ensure research accuracy and relevance

Qualifications

• Possess a PhD or MS in neuroscience, cognitive science, or related disciplines from Ivy League or top research institutions
• Proficient in integrating consumer psychology, behavioral economics, and decision-making theories
• Experienced in experimental design, data analysis, and conveying scientific results to non-specialist audiences
• Knowledgeable in translating neurological research into actionable business insights
• Detail-driven, systematic, and passionate about merging academic rigor with commercial innovation

Compensation and Work Arrangements

This project offers fully remote, part-time engagement with competitive monthly remuneration ranging from $4,500 to $15,000. The duration is 3 to 6 months, allowing flexible work schedules that empower independent management of tasks.

Application Process

Candidates should apply via the CoTrain platform by registering or logging in to submit their qualifications and a brief explanation of their suitability. An essential part of the application includes a brief 8-minute interview. Applications are evaluated continuously, with progress contingent on completing the interview step.