Myndland by ExeBrain designs brain health programs that B2B partners deploy under their own brand. A brain health program is a sequenced, multisensory experience that moves a person into a target state such as calm, focus, recovery, sleep or memory. ExeBrain brings the design and the proof; the partner keeps the product, the brand and the customer.

The stated problem the company works on is that brain sensing hardware has become good and cheap while what the user gets back from it has not. Programs have to be both engaging and effective: effective means the session measurably moves the brain toward its target state, engaging means the person returns the following week.

About the role

The role covers neural signal modeling behind ExeBrain's brain health programs. The ideal profile is a PhD candidate in year four or five, a postdoc, or a PhD holder in computational neuroscience, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, machine learning or a related field.

Working arrangement

Fully remote, with the research and engineering team based in Taiwan, where trained research assistants handle most subject running. Working-hours overlap may be small or close to zero depending on where you are based, and the role expects you to manage that actively: writing things down so work can be picked up without you, flagging blockers early, and proposing meeting times that work on both ends.

This is a paid part-time contract rather than full-time employment.