Electrical Engineer, Precision Neuroscience

• 3-5 years of experience designing PCBs and electronic systems for medical devices or similar fields
• Experience bringing up new electronic systems in the lab, characterizing electrical performance, and debugging PCB systems
• Proficiency in PCB design tools (Altium) and software, simulation, etc
• Familiarity with DFM principles and best practices for high reliability applications
• Basic programming and scripting skills
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills
• Minimum BS in Electrical Engineering or other relevant discipline

• As a Precision employee, you will be collaborating with experts across a diverse array of fields–including neurosurgery, mechanical engineering, machine learning, and microfabrication–to push the boundaries of what is possible
• You will be joining a well capitalized and fast-moving company
• You will be working toward a deeply meaningful goal: restoring function to people living with devastating neurological conditions, including stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and neurodegenerative disease such as ALS
• We are seeking an Electrical Engineer who will be responsible for electronics systems and Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design supporting Precision brain-computer interface (BCI) devices
• They will be involved in the full life-cycle of the design, from spec formation through testing and manufacturing
• Responsible for establishing specifications of electronics systems in the Precision device, including both custom ASICs and off-the-shelf components
• Independently map product requirements to electronics specifications
• Design electronics used in both clinical and manufacturing environments
• Coordination with test teams and test facilities (including ASICs and software)
• Collaborate cross functionally

Total funding: $249m

Precision Neuroscience is finding new, practical ways of improving the lives of those who are suffering from neurological conditions.