Top Biotech Hardware Engineer Jobs in San Francisco, CA

The Optical Engineer will assess and enhance optical capabilities, design new optical systems, and collaborate on instrumentation solutions while contributing to data analysis and open-source implementations.

As an Optical Systems Engineer, you will design and validate optical systems for neuroscience; collaborating with engineers and neuroscientists for advanced experiments.

The Principal R&D Engineer will lead the development of innovative balloon technologies for medical devices, managing projects from concept to commercialization and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The role involves leading hardware engineering teams through the product development process, managing program milestones, addressing issues, and ensuring product launch readiness.

The Mechanical Engineer will design, prototype, and test subsystems for hardware systems, collaborating across engineering teams and engaging with operators during field tests.

As an engineer on the hibernation team, you will develop hardware and software for cryopreservation systems, focusing on mechanical and electrical design.

The Transducer Design Engineer will design ultrasound arrays, develop fabrication methods, and measure properties of elements while collaborating with other engineers.

Lead R&D for microfluidic consumables, manage programs from concept to production, improve manufacturability and collaborate with suppliers in semiconductor processing.

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

Design and oversee mechanical systems, manage construction projects, ensure compliance with safety and quality standards, and mentor junior engineers.