Build neurotech that ships.

The role

Own embedded hardware and firmware from design through testing, manufacturing release, and product improvement. You’ll work alongside our Director of Product Design on major technical workstreams, partner with suppliers and contract manufacturers, and mentor developing engineers.

What you’ll do

• Own embedded hardware and firmware projects from design through testing, manufacturing release, and product improvement
• Design, bring up, and debug circuits, PCBAs, microcontrollers, power systems, firmware, and hardware-software interfaces
• Integrate electronics with flex circuits, batteries, enclosures, patch materials, fixtures, and packaging
• Balance performance, battery life, size, flexibility, reliability, usability, cost, and manufacturability
• Move prototypes to production through DFM, manufacturing documentation, programming, inspection, and functional testing
• Work directly with suppliers and contract manufacturers on first-article, substitution, quality, and production issues
• Build reproducible engineering and production tests, investigate failures, and verify corrective actions
• Review and mentor developing engineers while keeping documentation and revision control tight

What you bring

• A degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or a related field, or equivalent applied experience
• 5+ years of hands-on embedded systems or physical-product development, including startup, doctoral, postdoctoral, or advanced research work
• Strong circuit and PCB design, microcontrollers, embedded C/C++, power systems, bench instrumentation, and system debugging
• Experience owning substantial parts of a physical product through development, manufacturing transfer, release, and iteration
• Direct experience with suppliers or contract manufacturers, and the documentation and testing production requires
• Sound judgment on tradeoffs across electronics, firmware, mechanics, reliability, manufacturing, cost, and schedule
• Regular in-person work in Newark, NJ
• U.S. person status under U.S. export-control law, with eligibility to access CUI and export-controlled technical data

Nice to have

• Wearables, neurotechnology, neuromodulation, biosignal acquisition, or other human-connected devices
• Mixed-signal, stimulation, low-noise analog, battery-powered, wireless, flex-PCB, or compact embedded systems
• Mechanical CAD, enclosures, fixtures, adhesives, hydrogels, films, coatings, packaging, or roll-to-roll converting
• Production testing, supplier qualification, yield improvement, corrective actions, design controls, or regulated-product development
• Startup or small-team experience with broad product ownership
• Research engineers, PhDs, and postdocs who have personally designed, built, debugged, and iterated substantial electrical or bioelectronic systems are encouraged to apply

You’ll do well here if you are

• Hands-on, independent, organized, communicative, and accountable
• Comfortable across circuits, firmware, mechanical integration, testing, suppliers, and manufacturing
• Able to decide with incomplete information and explain risks and tradeoffs clearly
• Disciplined about testing, documentation, revision control, and reproducibility
• Able to mentor developing engineers while holding a high bar for ownership
• Excited about neurotechnology, and able to start within 30 days

What we offer

• Salary, stock options, health insurance, 401(k), and commuter reimbursement
• Hybrid work when it fits lab, manufacturing, and team needs
• Direct influence over product architecture, manufacturing strategy, and major technical decisions
• The chance to see your work become manufactured products
• An office at SOSV HAX, with shared amenities, technical events, and a community of hardware startups
• Access to our network of investors, advisors, collaborators, customers, and manufacturing partners

The role

Help design and test wearable neuromodulation devices, and analyze the data from our studies, working with a team whose customers include the U.S. Army and Air Force.

Background

Biomedical engineering, neuroscience, or computer science, with data analysis skills.

What we offer

• A paid internship at $18 an hour, full- or part-time depending on availability and fit
• A mix of remote and in-person work, with commuter reimbursement
• A real say in major design decisions
• Access to our investors, advisors, and academic and corporate supporters

The role

Help design, build, and debug the circuits and embedded systems in our wearable neuromodulation devices, working with a team whose customers include the U.S. Army and Air Force.

Background

Electrical engineering or computer science, with embedded systems and data analysis skills.

What we offer

• A paid internship at $18 an hour, full- or part-time depending on availability and fit
• A mix of remote and in-person work, with commuter reimbursement
• A real say in major design decisions
• Access to our investors, advisors, and academic and corporate supporters

The role

Research target markets, reach out to potential customers and partners, and help prepare pitch and proposal materials, working with a team whose customers include the U.S. Army and Air Force.

Background

Business, marketing, sales, or a related field, with strong research, writing, and communication skills.

What we offer

• A paid internship at $18 an hour, full- or part-time depending on availability and fit
• A mix of remote and in-person work, with commuter reimbursement
• A real say in major go-to-market decisions
• Access to our investors, advisors, and academic and corporate supporters