Software Engineer (Implant)
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- The Brain Interfaces Software Team is responsible for the end to end software stack that manages implant communication, verification, manufacturing and monitoring
- We own client side SDKs and full-stack platforms that are used by various divisions within the company
- We are looking for versatile engineers who are interested in architecting and implementing elegant software solutions and who thrive with the autonomy to propose creative approaches to problems
- Developing and improving Neuralink’s Implant and Charger SDK
- Maintaining Neuralink’s brain interface software and firmware build tooling
- Developing and improving Neuralink’s Implant manufacturing line acceptance software
- Maintaining Neuralink’s Implant design control verification testing software
- Developing and improving Neuralink’s Implant recorder system
- Developing and improving Neuralink’s Implant monitoring system
- Fluent in Python and C or Rust (don’t get hung up on this—being an exceptional software engineer matters above all)
- Evidence of exceptional ability in engineering, mathematics, or computer science
- Experience (and comfortable) with the Linux/Unix systems and command line
- Strong intuition for what matters in a production system (vs. research-grade)
- Strong understanding of engineering first principles
- You deliver. You may enjoy thoughtful conversations about problems and perfecting design, but in the end, you know that what matters is delivering reliable solutions. (Our ultimate aim is to help people; the “right” solution doesn’t always achieve that)
- You feel a sense of urgency to get things done sooner rather than later—because there is so much we, as people, can contribute to the world and accomplish in this life, it’s a shame to waste time
- You are mission-driven and goal-oriented in your approach to solving problems
- You find large challenges exciting and enjoy discovering and defining problems as much as solving them
- You are resourceful, flexible, and adaptable; no task is too big or too small
- Prior experience developing software for safety-critical systems