The UI Design Engineer will create and refine interfaces for BCI, collaborating with experts and testing to improve usability for users with different sensory experiences.

The Software Engineer Intern will develop safety-critical software for robotic systems, collaborating with various engineering teams to ensure functionality and reliability.

Design and write software for surgical robots, ensuring reliability and precision in high-stakes medical applications, while collaborating in a meritocratic environment.

The Digital IC Design Engineer will develop micro-architecture and RTL for low-power processors and hardware accelerators in brain-computer interfaces, collaborating with teams on optimization and testing.

Develop machine learning models for brain-computer interfaces, focusing on decoding neural data and signal processing for improved user interaction.

The Senior Mechanical Design Engineer will design HVAC, plumbing, and process utility systems for various facilities, ensuring code compliance and integration with manufacturing processes.

The engineer will implement RTL to GDSII design, including synthesis, placement, routing, and physical signoff verification, leveraging EDA tools.

As a Firmware Engineer, you will develop embedded software for robotic surgery, refine legacy systems, and validate software for safety.

Design and produce hardware solutions for brain-computer interface devices, manage projects, collaborate with engineers and industry experts, and ensure compliance with regulations.

The Prototype & Design Specialist will enhance lab spaces, manage prototypes, support engineers, and ensure compliance with safety standards while optimizing workflows.

The OR Specialist will oversee surgical procedures, ensure aseptic techniques, maintain equipment, analyze surgical data, and collaborate with the surgical team during clinical trials.

As a Mechanical Engineering Intern, you will design, build, and test hardware for brain-computer interface devices, collaborating across various engineering disciplines and adhering to project schedules.

The Robot Optics Intern will design, characterize, and calibrate optical systems for surgical robots, assist with testing, troubleshooting, and develop image processing software.

This position involves developing firmware for implantable systems, collaborating with engineers, and contributing to system improvements. Responsibilities include working with embedded systems and hardware understanding.

As a Quality Systems Engineer, you'll develop compliance processes, optimize metrics, and enhance efficiency while ensuring adherence to ISO 13485 and 21 CFR 820 standards.

The Corporate Accountant manages monthly financial close procedures, payroll operations, equity administration, and compliance reporting, while ensuring adherence to internal controls and GAAP standards.

As a Software Engineer Intern, you will develop and maintain various software systems for Neuralink's Implant technology, focusing on SDKs and production quality.

Develop and improve software for Neuralink's implant systems, including SDKs and verification tools while maintaining production standards and ensuring quality.

The Technical Recruiter will source, interview, and manage candidate pipelines while partnering with technical teams, using metrics to inform strategies and foster collaboration.

As a Software Engineer Intern, you will develop software solutions, data platforms, and lab systems, focusing on improving user experience and productivity.