Senior Strategic Program Manager, Precision Neuroscience
$215-230k
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Office located in Santa Clara, CA
Building powerful, minimally invasive brain implants
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Building powerful, minimally invasive brain implants
21-100 employees
Be an early applicant
$215-230k
More information about location
Office located in Santa Clara, CA
21-100 employees
Company mission
To provide breakthrough treatments for the one billion patients worldwide suffering from neurological illnesses.
Role
Who you are
- Strategic Program Management: Proven ability to develop frameworks and align cross-functional teams with business objectives
- Advanced Project Management: The complexity of strategic programs demands robust project management to ensure timely and within-budget execution
- Cross-Functional Leadership: Skilled in facilitating collaboration across Business, R&D, Regulatory, Clinical, Product, and Engineering teams
- Regulatory Compliance: Expertise in navigating medical device regulations, submissions, and risk management practices
- Data-Driven Decision Making: Proficient in defining KPIs, analyzing data, and using insights to optimize strategies
- Stakeholder Engagement: Strong relationship-building and process development skills for clinical program deployment in hospitals
- Training and Support: Experience designing scalable training programs and ensuring high user adoption
- Technical Collaboration: Partnering with TPMs to manage engineering workstreams (HW, SW, FW, AI)
- Operational Process Optimization: Designing and implementing processes for efficiency and scalability
- Healthcare and Clinical Operations: Expertise in deploying medical devices and clinical programs effectively
- Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking: Ability to address complex challenges with innovative solutions
What the job involves
- We are seeking a Senior Manager/Director of Strategic Program Management to develop an implementation program that is strategically aligned with our market and business goals
- Framework: Establish a framework in partnership with Clinical and Product that ensures our clinical, product and market strategy can be executed at a high level internally and externally and is aligned to our business objectives
- Cross-Functional Coordination: The SPM will facilitate seamless collaboration across teams, including R&D, regulatory, clinical, product, engineering and operations, ensuring that all departments are aligned and working towards common objectives
- Partner with TPM: The SPM will partner with and rely on TPM for strong technical program management of the multiple Engineering workstreams (HW, SW, FW, AI)
- Clinical Program Support: Successfully deploying our medical devices and clinical programs at new hospital sites requires strong relationships and clear processes with external stakeholders. The SPM in partnership with Clinical will develop the appropriate process and infrastructure necessary for Precision to operationally be deployed to hospitals (whether it be research or commercial)
- Regulatory Compliance and Risk Management: in partnership with Regulatory, the SPM will ensure that all clinical activities comply with relevant regulations, preparing and submitting necessary documentation for approvals and audits
- Data-Driven Decision Making: collecting and analyzing data from our clinical programs is vital for continuous improvement. The SPM will set program success and measurement KPIs and collect data to provide insights and recommendations, optimizing our clinical strategies, internal continuous improvement and enhancing future deployments. This data-driven approach ensures that our program is effective and continually improving based on real-world evidence
- Training and Support: effective deployment of our medical devices requires that hospital staff are well-trained and supported. In partnership with clinical, the SPM will develop the process to deliver comprehensive training programs at scale, ensuring that users are knowledgeable and confident in using our products. A plan for ongoing support will be developed that addresses any issues promptly, ensuring high satisfaction and successful adoption of our solutions
Our take
Precision Neuroscience is finding new, practical ways of improving the lives of those who are suffering from neurological conditions.
The Layer 7 Cortical Interface is an implant that’s 1/5th the thickness of a human hair and can be fitted onto the human brain without damaging it. Through minimally invasive micro-slit surgery, the brain implant can process data and aims to move brain-computer interfaces (BCI) technology from small-scale research into a new era of worldwide usage.
The long-term goal of the Layer 7 Cortical Interface is to allow customers to interact with people and the world via digital means. Whilst the market is blooming with new companies exploring the possibilities of BCI technology, Precision has an advantage in that its solution requires minimal surgery and is reversible, meaning that it has wider implications than just neurological disorders.
Work is ongoing but with substantial funding behind it, Precision is using its investment to ramp up product development and FDA regulatory review as well as expanding its team.
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Company
Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)
Dec 2024
$102m
SERIES C
Nov 2024
$93m
LATE VC
Total funding: $249m
Company values
- We believe that the best technology puts people first. While brain–computer interface technology has exciting implications for the future of computing, everything we do at Precision is geared towards creating tangible, near-term benefits for our users: people suffering from neurological disorders.
Company HQ
Kips Bay, New York, NY
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Leadership
Michael Mager
(CEO & Co-Founder)Currently Co-Chairman at Assembly Software and Partner at Ridge Road Partners, Board Member at Supply Finance.
Mark Hettick
(Vice President of Engineering - Microfabrication)Previously Process Engineer at Neuralink, Lead Safety Coordinator at Berkeley Labs and Research Assistant at the Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis.
Benjamin Rapoport
(Chief Science Officer & Co-Founder)Previously Scientific Director of the BioDesign Program at Mount Sinai Health Systems. Previously Neurosurgery Residency at Weill Cornell Medicine and Founding Member at Neuralink.
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