•You hold a PhD degree in the field of clinical biomechanics (with background in Rehabilitation Sciences or Human Movement Sciences) or a closely related field, preferably in the field of childhood onset neuromotor disability. If you have recently obtained your PhD, it is important that you support your research and growth potential with academic references e.g. demonstrate potential through top publications reflecting your previous research, certificates/prizes, reference letters, promising research projects and articles in preparation.•You have a strong research profile and an indisputable research integrity and your research quality is evidenced by publications in peer-reviewed international journals and success (or clear potential) in acquiring competitive research funding. International research experience is considered an important advantage.•You have demonstrated expertise in clinical motion analysis (e.g. clinical gait analysis, instrumented assessments of spasticity and streng...