Do you like helping other people? Or do you enjoy meeting new people? If yes, then you will enjoy this role buidling a stronger community around brainlife.io, and making sure all we have a good online presence (website, documentation, social media, etc..).

You are a solid fit for this position if…

• • You have strong presentation and technical writing skills.
  • You have solid portfolio of past graphical and web design works.
  • You have solid portfolio of past articles, blogs, documentations.
  • You can work without a lot of supervisions, but can keep the team member informed of your progress.

Our idea of a perfect candidate is someone who..

• • Well known among neuroscience researchers.
  • Familiarity with CSS / HTML.
  • Experience with community outreach activities and social media.
  • Has experience working with document template frameworks like mkdocs / jekyll
  • Has experience editing videos, and making screencast tutorials.
  • Adhere to design / documentation style standards
  • Should be comfortable with standards compliance and handling cross-browser compatibility issues
  • An excellent eye for detail, consistency and accuracy
  • Proficient understanding of git, and strong presence on github.
  • Experience with CRM tools.

This role will be responsible for…

• • Build positive relationships with other researchers and research software engineers
  • Promote the active community around brainlife.io.
  • Conduct demos and organize user workshops.
  • Design and update and maintain Brainlife web sites.
  • Conduct usability / UX testings on brainlife platform.
  • Write tutorials and blog posts to help Brainlife users. Engage in social media activities.

Please click here to apply.