As a Software Engineer, you'll lead projects, gather requirements, execute full-stack development, and collaborate across disciplines to deliver impactful software solutions.

As a Digital IC Design Engineer Intern, you will design RTL implementations for low-power digital systems, optimize architectures, and collaborate on verification and testing with engineers.

As Product Operations, you'll facilitate communication between users and engineers, conducting research experiments, analyzing data, and enhancing user experience with BCI systems.

The Optical Engineer will design and implement optical imaging systems for surgical robots, collaborating with multiple engineering disciplines while ensuring quality testing and maintenance of systems.

The intern will assist in software engineering projects related to surgical robotics, implant communication, manufacturing automation, cloud infrastructure, and BCI software.

The Mechanical Engineering Intern will design and build benchtop test setups for brain-computer interface implants, collaborating with a team to ensure reliability and repeatability in testing.

As an IT Systems Engineer Intern, you'll support tech systems operations, optimize security, provide user support, and document processes.

The role involves balancing strategy and execution in supply chain management, leading supplier negotiations, managing contracts, aligning procurement strategies, and optimizing processes across diverse categories.

As a Mechanical & Robotics Engineer, you'll design and produce hardware for an assistive robotic arm, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and drive product development from concept to production.

IT Systems Engineers enhance technical leadership and customer service, build and maintain IT systems, provide user support, and ensure compliance with security regulations.

As an Embedded Software Engineer, you will develop firmware for brain-computer interfaces, collaborating cross-functionally on safety-critical embedded systems and delivering manufacturable solutions.

The intern will design hardware solutions for brain-machine interface devices, collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams, and own projects from concept to production.

The intern will design, prototype, and ship computing interfaces for brain-computer interaction, collaborating with experts in various fields.

The UI Design Engineer will create and refine interfaces for BCI, collaborating with experts and testing to improve usability for users with different sensory experiences.

The Software Engineer Intern will develop safety-critical software for robotic systems, collaborating with various engineering teams to ensure functionality and reliability.

Develop machine learning models for brain-computer interfaces, focusing on decoding neural data and signal processing for improved user interaction.

Design and write software for surgical robots, ensuring reliability and precision in high-stakes medical applications, while collaborating in a meritocratic environment.

The Digital IC Design Engineer will develop micro-architecture and RTL for low-power processors and hardware accelerators in brain-computer interfaces, collaborating with teams on optimization and testing.

The engineer will implement RTL to GDSII design, including synthesis, placement, routing, and physical signoff verification, leveraging EDA tools.

As a Mechanical Engineering Intern, you will design, build, and test hardware for brain-computer interface devices, collaborating across various engineering disciplines and adhering to project schedules.