In order to qualify for such positions, you must be enrolled in a University of Washington graduate program. The HIT Lab is a technology transfer branch of the WTC and is affiliated with all academic departments at the UW and other universities throughout the state. The Lab's mission is to empower people by building better interfaces with advanced machines that will link minds globally and unlock the power of human intelligence into the 21st century. Graduate Program Lab staff and faculty teach undergraduate and graduate courses per year as part of the course offerings in industrial engineering, bioengineering, and interdisciplinary engineering. Students can then apply to the HIT Lab for graduate project work and for economic support.
Funded support is highly competitive.
The Lab will support selected post-doctoral candidates for one to three years to work on various projects. A limited number of positions are available. Early applicants will receive priority consideration. The UW is an equal opportunity employer.