<div class="show-more-less-html__markup show-more-less-html__markup--clamp-after-5 relative overflow-hidden"> <p>We are a pre-seed femtech startup building pHera: an ultra-precise colorimetric vaginal pH test that can be read with a smartphone using computer vision and AI for accuracy and personalisation. The system would detect colorimetric images and predict with a high level of accuracy discrete pH values, delivering lab-quality diagnostic precision to women and doctors - anytime, anywhere!</p><br/>Tasks<br/><ul><br/><li>Build computer vision models and ensure reliability across diverse phones and lighting.</li><br/><li>Personalize results using Bayesian hierarchies and time-series methods to learn individual baselines and detect meaningful changes.</li><br/><li>Pair model outputs with concise, evidence-backed explanations using LLMs with retrieval and citation grounding.</li><br/><li>Establish evaluation, monitoring, and privacy-minded data workflows suitable for a regulated context.</li><br/></ul><br/>Requirements<br/><ul><br/><li>Based in Berlin is prefered but not required</li><br/><li>Eager to work in an early-stage, science-driven, female health startup</li><br/><li>Comfortable with ambiguity, self-directed, and proactive</li><br/></ul><br/>Benefits<br/><p><strong>Hybrid work environment</strong> with office space in Berlin or remote EU-time-zone</p><br/><p><strong>A competitive salary</strong> for 1 year with the possibility of extension</p><br/><p><strong>pHera is closing the gender health gap!<br/></strong><br/>Most existing vaginal pH test strips are analog, low-resolution, visually subjective, and<br/><br/>poorly suited for women’s health applications. Doctors need fast, reliable tools to<br/><br/>help with complicated diagnoses. Women deserve clarity, not guesswork when<br/><br/>managing their vaginal health from home. A high-resolution pH test can catch<br/><br/>imbalances early, making it easier to monitor issues like bacterial vaginosis,<br/><br/>recurring vaginal infections, sexually transmitted infections, ovulation, PCOS, and<br/><br/>menopause. By building pHera, you would be building a tool that would <strong>advance women's health</strong>.</p> </div>