Electrical Engineer, Implant Embedded Systems

Neuralink is at the forefront of brain-computer interface technology, developing revolutionary devices that enable direct communication between the human brain and computers. This role is part of the implant team, working on cutting-edge embedded systems that will help restore movement to the paralyzed and sight to the blind.

As an Electrical Engineer focusing on Implant Embedded Systems, you'll be joining an elite team of engineers working on high-performance, safety-critical embedded systems. The position requires expertise in PCB design, system integration, and embedded systems development, with a focus on size-constrained and power-efficient solutions.

The role offers a unique opportunity to work on all phases of board design, from initial concept to manufacturing, while collaborating with chip designers, firmware engineers, and other specialists. You'll be responsible for developing advanced projects that push the boundaries of what's possible in highly constrained environments.

Key aspects of the role include designing and implementing extremely size-constrained systems, conducting R&D investigations, and ensuring successful system integration. You'll work on critical improvements to decrease latency, increase battery life, and enhance overall system reliability and safety.

The position offers competitive compensation ($109,800 - $238,100) and comprehensive benefits, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, equity, 401(k), and flexible time off. This is an opportunity to work with some of the brightest minds in the field and contribute to technology that could fundamentally change how humans interact with computers.

The ideal candidate should have strong electrical engineering fundamentals, experience with PCB design, and familiarity with embedded systems programming. While the role requires at least one year of experience, Neuralink emphasizes that they value exceptional abilities and drive to succeed above all else.

Working at Neuralink means being part of a mission to develop technology that could help millions of people with neurological conditions. The company culture emphasizes rapid advancement for high performers and offers the chance to work on truly groundbreaking technology.