Careers

Responsibilities:

Responsible for advancing the design, development, and deployment of brain-computer interfaces, this role focuses on the direct interface between invasive neural recording devices and computational systems that decode and translate neural signals into machine commands. Key technical aspects include optimizing signal acquisition, noise reduction algorithms, and real-time data processing architectures which are integral to enabling complex motor and sensory functions in transplant recipients.

Qualifications:

• Experience at Neuralink, Science Inc, and comparable companies specializing in invasive brain to computer interfaces is preferred.
• PhD in Computational Neuroscience, Electrical Engineering, or Biomedical Engineering, with specific training in neural engineering.
• Extensive experience with implantable neuroprosthetics, electrophysiology, and in vivo neural recording techniques.
• Demonstrated ability in DSP algorithms, machine learning for pattern recognition in neural data, and robust system integration.
• Prior impactful publications in top-tier journals on brain-machine interfaces or related fields.

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Developing robotic systems for ultra-precise surgical interventions, essential for the delicate operations associated with transplantation. Responsibilities include the design, simulation, and testing of surgical robotic mechanisms that offer enhanced dexterity and reduced invasiveness. The role also involves pioneering advancements in haptic feedback and autonomous surgical procedures, critical for improving surgical outcomes and patient safety. Experience at Neuralink, Science Inc, and comparable companies specializing in invasive brain to computer interfaces is preferred.

Qualifications:

• Master’s or PhD in Robotics, Mechanical Engineering, or Mechatronics with a thesis on medical robotics.
• Proficiency in CAD and CAM software tools, kinematic and dynamic analysis of robotic systems, and experience with surgical simulators.
• Background in developing FDA-compliant medical devices, with a strong understanding of biomechanics and soft tissue interaction.
• Publications in relevant engineering journals or conferences showcasing innovative surgical technology developments.

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Focuses on the formulation and optimization of gas mixtures for anesthesia and intraoperative environments during transplantation surgeries. The role demands a deep understanding of gas solubility, diffusion properties, and interactions with biological tissues, crucial for maintaining physiological stability during extended surgeries.

Qualifications:

• PhD in Chemical Engineering or Applied Chemistry with specialization in gas-phase chemistries.
• Proven track record in developing safe and effective breathing gas mixtures for medical or deep-sea diving applications.
• Expertise in thermodynamic modeling, chemical kinetics, and biocompatibility testing.
• Strong background in regulatory standards and safety protocols for medical gases.

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Responsible for designing and implementing mixed-signal systems that integrate analog and digital circuitry to facilitate the development of a spinal cord cross-connect. This includes creating hardware architectures and machine learning algorithms that interpret and modulate neural signals across damaged regions, essential for restoring connectivity and functionality in spinal cord injuries.

Qualifications:

• PhD in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science, specializing in mixed-signal circuit design.
• Experience with neuromorphic engineering, specifically in applications involving neural signal processing and synaptic emulation.
• Proficiency in analog-digital integration, FPGA programming, and real-time system deployment.
• Contributions to peer-reviewed publications in neural engineering or related disciplines.

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Leads a multidisciplinary research team aiming to uncover novel insights into neural tissue integration and synaptic plasticity. The role involves directing experimental design, data analysis, and interpretation of results from studies focused on neural behavior post-transplant. This leadership is vital for translating basic research into clinical applications that improve transplant viability and patient outcomes.

Qualifications:

• PhD in Neuroscience with a strong focus on regenerative medicine or neurophysiology.
• Extensive experience in managing laboratory research, particularly involving live animal models and human neural tissues.
• Demonstrated success in securing funding and managing large-scale research projects.
• A robust publication record in neuroscience with significant contributions to the understanding of neural regeneration.

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Engages in the research and development of chemical compounds that enhance neural function and survival during and after transplant procedures. This includes synthesizing new neuroprotective agents, optimizing drug delivery systems, and studying their pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics in neural tissues.

Qualifications:

• PhD in Biochemistry or Pharmacology with a focus on neurochemistry.
• Experience in synthesizing and testing neuroactive compounds, with a deep understanding of blood-brain barrier permeability.
• Skilled in various analytical techniques such as HPLC, mass spectrometry, and molecular docking.
• Evidence of peer-reviewed publications in neuropharmacology or a closely related field.

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Manages and cultivates relationships with potential and existing investors, navigating the complexities of funding high-risk medical innovations. This includes articulating the scientific and commercial potential of cutting-edge medical technologies, and strategizing long-term financial planning to support ambitious research goals.

Qualifications:

• MBA or equivalent in Finance, with additional certification in Investor Relations or Corporate Finance.
• Experience in biotechnology or medical device sectors, with a successful track record in capital raising and investor communications.
• Strong analytical skills, adept at financial modeling and risk analysis.
• Excellent interpersonal and presentation skills, capable of engaging with diverse stakeholder groups.

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Advises on and manages the organization’s interactions with government bodies, ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations and advancing the company’s interests in a politically sensitive environment. This role is crucial for navigating the regulatory landscape, influencing policy decisions, and maintaining a favorable operational climate for medical research.

Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Public Policy, Law, or Health Administration, with a focus on healthcare policy.
• Extensive experience in government affairs, particularly in regulatory compliance and lobbying in the healthcare sector.
• Demonstrated ability to influence policy and regulatory outcomes.
• Strong network within government agencies and healthcare policy circles.
• Excellent interpersonal and presentation skills, capable of engaging with diverse stakeholder groups.

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Develops and implements comprehensive public relations strategies that effectively communicate the mission and achievements of the organization to the public and media. This role is critical in managing the organization's public image, particularly in addressing ethical concerns and public skepticism surrounding new medical technologies.

Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Communications, Public Relations, or Journalism.
• Experience in crisis management and media relations, preferably within the healthcare or biotech industry.
• Proven track record in developing and executing effective communication strategies.
• Exceptional writing and verbal communication skills, with the ability to handle high-pressure situations and public scrutiny.