Deep Knowledge Group is looking for a practising biohacker who lives the field, not just reads about it. You will be our eyes and ears in the longevity and human-performance world: testing devices, visiting centres, meeting suppliers and bringing back what actually matters.
This is a hands-on, field role. We value short, practical insight over long reports: what works, what does not, who is worth talking to and what we should do next.
Your input will feed our Life Sciences projects, including market intelligence, product development, Longevity Club/Card and Dubai Longevity Constellation work, in close collaboration with the analysts and project managers.
What you will do
- Test and evaluate biohacking and wellness equipment, protocols and services, and report clear, honest feedback on user experience, quality and value.
- Attend events, conferences, meetups and expos; build contacts and bring back useful leads, trends and observations.
- Visit longevity and wellness centres, clinics and labs; gather firsthand information on services, pricing, equipment and customer experience.
- Talk to suppliers, manufacturers and competitors to understand products, terms and market positioning.
- Track trends in biohacking, neurohacking, nootropics, wearables and quantified self, and flag what is relevant for our projects.
- Turn findings into short, actionable updates: quick notes, comparisons, photos, videos or voice summaries rather than lengthy documents.
- Support product and content teams with real user perspective, practical testing and ideas for new offerings.
- Represent the department in the community and help build relationships with practitioners, founders and early adopters.
Candidate profile
You are actively involved in biohacking and ideally in neurohacking or cognitive enhancement. You know the devices, protocols, communities and key people, and you can tell evidence-based approaches apart from marketing claims.
You are energetic, curious and comfortable on the move. You communicate easily, start conversations with strangers and know how to get real information from people. You work independently and do not need detailed instructions to know what is worth reporting.
A medical or scientific degree is not required; practical experience and good judgment matter more. English is required; Arabic, Russian or Spanish is a plus.
Bonus: an active Instagram, YouTube or similar channel on biohacking, longevity or performance. Any public content related to the company follows agreed guidelines and approval.
Medical, clinical and safety decisions remain with qualified specialists. Personal use of any substance or protocol is never a requirement of the role; your job is to observe, test equipment and services, and report accurately.
What success looks like
The team gets a steady flow of useful, first-hand insight: devices tested, centres visited, suppliers mapped, contacts made and clear recommendations on what to pursue. Your updates are short, specific and lead to decisions.
Please be ready to tell us about your own biohacking practice, a device or protocol you evaluated and an event or contact that led to something useful. Links to your content are welcome.
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