Opportunities
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Staff Hiring
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Faculty Hiring
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Additional Opportunities
We are looking for curious minds to join us. Be part of our interdisciplinary community at Yale working to advance our collective understanding of the brain and how it gives rise to cognition.
WTI offers faculty membership and programs for postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and undergraduate students. Explore our staff and faculty openings below.
The Institute is founded upon collaboration and promotes a culture that encourages the diverse voices of our researchers, staff, and members. We are committed to building an inclusive environment to drive discovery and innovation, starting with our applications and hiring process. All who are interested in joining the Wu Tsai Community are encouraged to review our Code of Conduct.
Staff Hiring
Apply to available staff positions through Jobs at Yale, and check back often for new opportunities.
Faculty Hiring
Status: OPEN
WTI seeks outstanding applicants who will advance our mission of understanding cognition across scales, species, and methods from a broad span of disciplines.
The current application cycle is now open. We have two faculty hiring opportunities:
Associate / Full Professor, Neurodevelopment, Wu Tsai Institute and Partner Department(s)
Please email us with questions, and subscribe to our newsletter for hiring updates.
Additional Opportunities
WTI collaborates with departments and programs across Yale, many of which have their own faculty openings. We encourage you to apply for additional positions of interest, which will not affect your candidacy for a WTI position. View the full list of current faculty opportunities at Yale.
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement
Yale University is an Equal Opportunity/Nondiscrimination employer.
Nominate
We invite the scientific community to nominate promising scientists who fit the scientific interests and mission of the Wu Tsai Institute, including its goals of increasing the diversity of our professoriate and promoting equity, inclusion, and mentoring. Nominations will help our Search Committee reach out to scientists and encourage them to apply.