Electrical Engineer, Synchron
IC2
$120-155k
More information about location
Office located in Brooklyn, NY
Implantable brain computer interfaces
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Implantable brain computer interfaces
501-1000 employees
Be an early applicant
$120-155k
More information about location
Office located in Brooklyn, NY
501-1000 employees
Company mission
To create an endovascular implant that can transfer information from every corner of the brain at scale.
Role
Who you are
- We are looking for candidates with experience in electronics design & manufacturing who are excited to bring their skills to a mission-driven environment
- 2+ years PCBA design experience
- 1+ years Python experience
- Bachelors degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, applied physics, or related field
Desirable
- Experience working with bioelectronics or other precision sensor systems
- Background in wireless systems/communication, particularly with Bluetooth LE
- Experience working in medical devices or other regulated industry
- Experience with embedded firmware development in C/C++
- Experience with regulatory/compliance testing (e.g. FCC Part 15, IEC 60601, IEC 61000, ISO 14708)
- Graduate degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, applied physics, or related field
What the job involves
- As an Electrical Engineer on our R&D/Neuroelectronics team, you will play a key role in development and testing of hardware for a commercial-ready Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) system
- You will get to spearhead complex electromechanical designs for next-generation implantable hardware, external accessories, and manufacturing test systems
- You will collaborate with embedded software and mechanical engineers to deliver robust solutions that integrate within Synchron’s product ecosystem
- You'll design, build, test, and launch electrical hardware across our user-facing devices and manufacturing test systems
- Support Python-based manufacturing and test software
- Support manufacturing partners, suppliers, and external test labs
- Effectively communicate system architecture, detailed design, and test protocols to internal stakeholders
- As our team and goals grow, your responsibilities may adapt to meet changing needs or new opportunities
Our take
Brain-machine interfaces have long been a technological dream, shouldering hope of bringing communication and movement to paralysed people. However, the need to drill into a patient’s skull in order to deliver these interfaces had held back advancements in the field for years.
Synchron, founded in 2016, is the first company to propose a safer delivery method via the jugular vein. Its proposition does not require heavily invasive surgery, and the interfaces may be used in a wide range of paralysis cases. The intended result is the ability to send texts and emails, and access online services such as health appointments and banking, all with the power of thought.
The company’s technology earned FDA approval in 2021, with its work backed by top research institutes in the field. Synchron has hopes that its final showpiece may be whole-brain data transfer, but for now, its focus on giving communication to the millions of paralysis patients in the world represents a market opportunity in the tens of billions
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
Company
Funding (last 2 of 6 rounds)
Dec 2022
$75m
SERIES C
Aug 2021
$10m
GRANT
Total funding: $134.2m
Company HQ
Bedford-Stuyvesant, NY
Leadership
Thomas Oxley
(Co-Founder & CEO)Interventional Neurologist with Mount Sinai Health System. Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne. Medical Director and Founder of Vasculab.
Rahul Sharma
(Co-Founder & Medical Director)Also a Professor at the Stanford University School of Medicine, an Interventional Cardiologist at Stanford Health Care. Previously Assistant Professor of Medicine at Cedar-Sinai.
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