Software Engineer, Hippocampus Team

Neuralink is at the forefront of brain-computer interface technology, developing revolutionary devices that enable direct communication between the human brain and computers. As a Software Engineer on the Hippocampus Team, you'll be part of a groundbreaking mission to restore movement to the paralyzed and sight to the blind.

The role involves working on Neuralink's centralized data aggregation and analysis platform, collaborating with a diverse team of experts including neuroscientists, physicists, roboticists, and engineers. You'll be responsible for building full-stack tools that collect, organize, and visualize various types of data, from neural signal recordings to brain histology images and microfabrication manufacturing data.

Operating like an internal startup, the team emphasizes rapid prototyping and iterative development. You'll take complete ownership of projects, from requirement gathering to delivery, working directly with stakeholders to transform MVPs into mature solutions. The position requires someone who can thrive in ambiguous problem spaces and design elegant solutions while maintaining a strong focus on user experience.

The ideal candidate should have 1-2+ years of experience leading teams and demonstrable impact in previous roles. You'll need excellent communication skills to work effectively across disciplines and a bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience. The compensation package includes a competitive base salary range of $119,000 - $200,000, plus equity in the form of RSUs, comprehensive benefits, and the opportunity to work on technology that could fundamentally change human-computer interaction.

This is an in-person role available in either Austin, Texas or Fremont, California, offering the chance to work alongside some of the smartest minds in the field while contributing to potentially life-changing technology. The position comes with excellent benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401(k), parental leave, and flexible time off, making it an attractive opportunity for someone looking to make a significant impact in the field of brain-computer interfaces.