5 months ago
Fremont, CA, USAIntern
H1B sponsor
Responsibilities
- Develop and optimize embedded software for robotic surgery applications
- Refine and retire legacy embedded software when necessary
- Test and validate software systems against safety and reliability standards
- Participate in peer code reviews
- Write drivers and applications to extend robotics functionality
- Specify hardware and software choices for future hardware platforms
- Share findings and progress with the team
Requirements
- Demonstrated success in a science or engineering field through outstanding projects, innovations, or advanced problem-solving
- Proven software development experience, preferably involving embedded systems
- Preferred: 2+ years of embedded systems experience
- Proficiency with communication protocols including SPI, UART, and I2C
- Working knowledge of PCIe, MIPI CSI/DSI, USB, and 802.3
- Proficiency in at least one embedded language such as C, C++, or Rust
- Experience with embedded toolchains and workflows
- Experience bringing up MCUs or FPGAs
- Experience with embedded stacks for ARM cores and embedded Linux platforms
- Experience configuring the embedded Linux kernel and device trees
- Experience developing kernel drivers and ARM bootloaders
- Experience coding drivers for actuators and sensors
- Experience with high-speed data acquisition and processing
- Foundational understanding of MCU architectures and peripheral integration
- Knowledge of electrical engineering and DSP
- Ability to interpret electrical schematics and datasheets and use laboratory equipment
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance through a PPO plan for eligible full-time employees
- Paid holidays
- Commuter benefits
- Meals provided
- Equity in RSUs is excluded for temporary employees and interns
- 401(k) is initially excluded for interns until they work 1,000 hours
- Parental leave is excluded for temporary employees and interns
- Flexible time off is excluded for temporary employees and interns
About Neuralink
Neuralink builds implantable brain–computer interfaces and a neurosurgical robot to read and stimulate neural activity for medical and assistive uses. The privately held company, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Austin, develops a wireless implant and software enabling people with paralysis to control computers and external devices; it has FDA Breakthrough Device designations and began human clinical trials. Its business model centers on regulated medical devices sold through healthcare providers and research partnerships.