Join Neuralink as a Software Engineer to develop software for surgical robots that interface with the brain.
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In this role, the Software Engineer will develop and implement software for surgical robots, ensuring that the code operates effectively in real-world applications rather than just simulations. Key skills include proficiency in Linux and programming languages such as C, C++, or Rust, along with a solid foundation in engineering principles and experience in robotics or high-reliability systems. This position is ideal for candidates with a strong technical background and a proven track record in product development, particularly those interested in advancing medical technology. Neuralink fosters a meritocratic culture that encourages innovation and collaboration among high-performing individua
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About Neuralink:
Our robotics integrate actuated devices with microelectromechanical systems as well as novel surgical procedures. These applications place strong emphasis on high-precision, high-repeatability mechanical motion, as well as high reliability and fail-safe design. You will be responsible for writing software and making sure your code works on an actual surgical robot, not just simulation.
Neuralink strives to be a meritocratic environment: we require honest and transparent communication to ensure the best ideas win out, and we believe the best solutions emerge and the best teams are created when you assemble high-performing individuals and allow them to engage in rigorous and thoughtful inquiry. We want to work with exceptional people, and, to the extent that you excel, we want you to take on more responsibility and help all of us succeed. If this speaks to you, come join us.
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