BIOS Health

BIOS' technology can support a totally novel therapeutic modality: neural digital therapies. The applications for this technology are broad and could provide patients with new, potentially life-saving treatments. For example, the company is prioritizing late-stage Heart Failure for its first treatment indication, a high unmet need disease where a more efficacious therapy would be transformative.

The best thing about BIOS is undoubtedly the people. We work at the cross-section of many complex areas: Bioengineering, Computational Neuroscience, and Electromechanical Engineering, and the teams' diverse backgrounds mean that every day I can learn from an expert in their field about a completely new topic. Not only is everyone brilliant - from ex-CERN engineers, to prior start-up founders, to award-winning ML researchers - they are also genuinely kind, welcoming, and helpful.

As a fast-growing scale-up, BIOS is ripe with opportunities to take ownership of your career and define the things you're interested in and want to work on. Taking on additional projects or workstreams that you're interested in is encouraged by management and the broader team is always eager to lend a hand. For example, I recently took on a project alongside a few colleagues to define our reimbursement models, and the broader team was very supportive, offering feedback, direction, and celebrating alongside us when we completed the work.