Biomechanics Lab Coordinator

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curveassureTowson (MD)

Biological Technicians Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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$ 30-$50/hr

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About the role

Company Description: CurveAssure Inc. is a fast-growing startup in Towson, Maryland, focused on transforming ordinary clinic hallways into functional assessment labs. The company’s Curve Capture™ platform uses video and computer vision to capture standardized measures of patient movement and deliver objective, structured results directly into the medical record, without wearables, markers, apps, or motion capture labs. Clinics benefit from consistent, visit-integrated functional data that reduces documentation burden, while researchers and clinical trials gain scalable, standardized functional endpoints without high equipment costs or site-to-site variability. CurveAssure is built by engineers and clinicians who believe that how a patient moves is highly informative yet rarely captured consistently. Do you have the following skills, experience and drive to succeed in this role Find out below.

Role Description: The Biomechanics Lab Coordinator will support the setup, operation, and maintenance of the biomechanics lab in Towson, MD. This part-time role involves preparing and organizing data collection sessions, ensuring accurate and consistent capture of movement data, and assisting with the calibration, routine checks, and basic troubleshooting of equipment. The coordinator will follow established protocols for data quality and documentation, help implement quality control procedures, and collaborate with clinicians, researchers, and engineering staff to facilitate smooth patient and study workflows. Day-to-day responsibilities include coordinating scheduling, maintaining a safe and orderly lab space, communicating clearly with staff and participants about procedures, and supporting ongoing improvement of lab processes.

Pay: $ 30-$50/hr depending on experience.

Qualifications: Candidates must have experience working in a biomechanics motion capture lab (Vicon or Qualisys). They should possess strong laboratory skills, including hands‑on experience with equipment and basic lab procedures. Candidates should possess experience with quality control practices and analytical skills for monitoring data integrity and equipment performance. Candidates should possess clear and professional communication skills for interacting with clinical staff, research teams, and participants. Candidates should possess attention to detail, organizational skills, and the ability to follow standardized protocols in a clinical or research setting. Relevant qualifications may include coursework or experience in biomechanics, kinesiology, biomedical engineering, physical therapy, or related fields. Experience in clinical research, motion analysis, or medical device environments is beneficial. Ability to stand and move within clinic and lab spaces, and to handle light equipment setup and transport as needed. xsgimln Comfort working on-site in Towson, MD, in a part-time capacity with a flexible schedule aligned to clinic and study needs.

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