Embedded Software Engineer (Implant Embedded Systems)

We are looking for experienced, hands-on engineers who are interested in exploring what’s possible in highly powered and latency-constrained environments. Firmware is the kernel of operation for the implant, and you have the chance to define and implement features that have a significant impact on the product’s capabilities. As an Embedded Software Engineer, you will be expected to:

Own complex challenges from definition to solution

Utilize your ability to work cross functionally to deliver safety critical systems while considering power, radio, and thermal requirements

Take ownership of products and/or core features; from planning and design to execution and testing

Build on your fundamental understanding of hardware while contributing to bare-metal firmware

Embrace a fast-paced iterative environment that prioritizes shipping manufacturable solutions

Bachelor’s degree in computer science, electrical engineering, related field, or equivalent experience

You deliver. You may enjoy thoughtful conversations about problems and perfecting design, but in the end, you know that delivering reliable manufacturable solutions matters

Proficient in C/C++, and Python

1+ years of experience with embedded systems (including internships)

You find enormous challenges exciting and enjoy discovering and defining problems as much as solving them

Knowledge of MCU architectures, peripherals, and development environments

Deep knowledge of the embedded toolchains and workflows

Comfortable reading electrical schematics and datasheets

You are a cross-disciplinary team member. You are excited to work with and learn from chip designers to neuroscientists

Strong EE & DSP fundamentals

HW/SW debugging skills with lab equipment

Prior work or experience with applied cryptography and embedded systems security

Experience with safety-critical systems

Experience with FPGA development and testing

Experience with embedded stacks for ARM cores

Experience with RF, BLE, TCP/IP stacks from a practical embedded perspective