FAQs
What is the primary focus of the internship position?
The primary focus of the internship position is to use and create ZEISS arivis analysis workflows for neuroscience images, test new functionalities, and develop demo use cases and documentation to improve the solutions offered to researchers in neuroscience.
What educational background is required for this internship?
Candidates must be currently enrolled in a Master's program in a life science area such as biology, molecular medicine, or neuroscience and should have successfully completed at least three years of study.
Is prior experience with microscopy necessary?
Yes, hands-on experience with various microscopy techniques (such as bright field, fluorescence, and electron microscopy) is required.
Are candidates expected to have experience with image analysis?
Yes, candidates should have experience in image analysis of microscopy images. Familiarity with arivis Pro or other imaging analysis software is considered a plus.
What skills or qualities are important for this internship?
Important skills for this internship include the ability to interpret microscopy images, curiosity and drive to learn about image analysis and deep learning, independent and goal-oriented work ethic, and effective communication skills in a collaborative environment.
What is the role of the intern in relation to ZEISS arivis?
The intern will develop and test analysis workflows, collect ground truth data, create demo use cases, and provide documentation to showcase ZEISS arivis capabilities, ultimately helping researchers advance their work in neuroscience.
Is knowledge of deep learning beneficial for this role?
Yes, curiosity and a drive to learn about image analysis and deep learning is advantageous for this position.
Who should I contact for more information about the job?
For more information about the job, you can contact Laura Steininger from the ZEISS Recruiting Team.