Works on Digital Health Initiatives conducted at the Tulane Research Innovation for Arrhythmia Discovers (TRIAD) Center. Particularly, the TRIAD Center has multiple research projects that involve the use of digital wearable technology. The primary responsibility of this position will involve the design, analysis, and implementation of study specific applications for participant smartphones.


Solid understanding of web application development processes from the layout/user interface to relational database structures


Excellent written and verbal communication skills with ability to communicate with non-technical and technical staff


Demonstrated ability to work in a team environment


Knowledge of clinical trials requirements


Ability to think independently and creatively

Minimum Qualification:

Bachelor's degree and three years analysis/programming experience
or


High School diploma or equivalent and five years analysis/programming experience
Preferred Qualification:

Previous research experience


Previous research experience in digital health

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