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Own embedded firmware for a safety-critical, wearable neurostimulation device. Responsibilities include managing an external development partner, overseeing firmware quality and regulatory evidence, establishing an in-house capability, developing production firmware standards, managing embedded security, and collaborating with hardware, software, quality, and regulatory teams. The role requires hands-on development using C/C++, STM32, FreeRTOS, ARM Cortex-M, low-power systems, and BLE connectivity.

Speculative application for Neupulse’s talent pool. Applicants submit their details for consideration against future vacancies aligned with their skills, experience, and company values. Applications are retained in the recruitment database and reviewed when suitable roles arise. Neupulse does not offer visa sponsorship and requires applicants to have full, unrestricted UK work authorization.

Owns sustaining engineering for wearable neurostimulation devices after launch. Responsibilities include investigating field and production issues, performing root-cause analysis, improving yield and reliability, managing engineering changes and component obsolescence, supporting post-market surveillance, and coordinating with contract manufacturers and suppliers under medical-device quality and regulatory requirements.

Hands-on electronics engineer responsible for device design improvements, manufacturing readiness, NPI, DfM, automated test systems, engineering changes, and production support. The role includes working with contract manufacturers and suppliers, conducting root-cause analysis, improving yield and reliability, managing component obsolescence, and maintaining compliance with medical device regulations and quality systems. Experience with low-power Bluetooth wearables, PCB design, LabVIEW or Python-based testing, and regulated industries is valuable.

Own the transition of wearable neurostimulation devices from validated design to reliable, high-volume production. Responsibilities include NPI, design-for-manufacturing reviews, automated test system development, manufacturing and validation processes, assembly methods, work instructions, supplier and contract manufacturer collaboration, troubleshooting, continuous improvement, and compliance with medical device regulations and quality systems.