Neurotechnology / Wearable Hardware Engineer – EEG Focus (Remote-Friendly, US)
We are a neurology-led early-stage project developing a new hospital EEG wearable. We need a hands-on engineer to lead physical/hardware design from concept to prototype.
Responsibilities
• Lead design and prototyping of a head-worn EEG wearable optimized for clinical use.
• Design sensor layout and mechanical features for reliable, repeatable positioning and easy setup.
• Select and integrate sensors, connectors, and related hardware for robust biosignal acquisition.
• Work closely with the clinical lead to translate workflow and clinical requirements into design constraints.
• Rapidly prototype using CAD/3D printing and off-the-shelf components; participate in early usability testing.
• Collaborate with firmware/embedded and regulatory resources as needed.
Preferred background
• Degree in biomedical, electrical, mechanical, or related engineering field.
• Experience with neurotechnology, neural engineering, or electrophysiology devices (EEG/EMG/ECG/BCI or similar).
• Demonstrated work on wearable medical or biosignal hardware.
• Comfort taking hardware from concept through prototype with iterative feedback.
What we offer
• Direct collaboration with a practicing neurologist.
• High ownership over core hardware architecture and design.
• Remote-friendly, flexible, early-stage role (US-based preferred).
Pay: From $85,037.59 per year
Work Location: Remote
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Responsibilities
• Lead design and prototyping of a head-worn EEG wearable optimized for clinical use.
• Design sensor layout and mechanical features for reliable, repeatable positioning and easy setup.
• Select and integrate sensors, connectors, and related hardware for robust biosignal acquisition.
• Work closely with the clinical lead to translate workflow and clinical requirements into design constraints.
• Rapidly prototype using CAD/3D printing and off-the-shelf components; participate in early usability testing.
• Collaborate with firmware/embedded and regulatory resources as needed.
Preferred background
• Degree in biomedical, electrical, mechanical, or related engineering field.
• Experience with neurotechnology, neural engineering, or electrophysiology devices (EEG/EMG/ECG/BCI or similar).
• Demonstrated work on wearable medical or biosignal hardware.
• Comfort taking hardware from concept through prototype with iterative feedback.
What we offer
• Direct collaboration with a practicing neurologist.
• High ownership over core hardware architecture and design.
• Remote-friendly, flexible, early-stage role (US-based preferred).
Pay: From $85,037.59 per year
Work Location: Remote
Apply tot his job
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