Connecting brains and machines for a better future
Neuralink, headquartered in Fremont, CA, is pioneering ultra-high bandwidth brain-machine interfaces aimed at restoring autonomy for individuals with paralysis. With $1.3 billion raised in Series D funding, the company has completed human trials after securing FDA approval in 2023, marking a signifi...
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Neuralink • Austin, Texas, United States
Neuralink is seeking a Biocompatibility Scientist to develop in-vitro biocompatibility methods for brain-computer interface technologies. This role requires expertise in product safety and regulatory compliance, with a focus on innovative medical devices.
You have a strong background in biocompatibility testing and a passion for advancing medical technology. Your experience includes developing and validating in-vitro biocompatibility assays, ensuring they meet international regulatory standards such as ISO 10993 and OECD guidance. You are detail-oriented and committed to maintaining high standards of product safety and quality. You thrive in collaborative environments and enjoy working with cross-functional teams to drive innovative solutions. Your ability to communicate complex scientific concepts clearly makes you an effective team member.
Experience with toxicological risk assessments and analytical testing methods is a plus. Familiarity with laboratory equipment setup, calibration, and qualification will enhance your contributions to the team. A background in regulatory compliance within the medical device industry will be beneficial as you navigate the complexities of product safety.
As a Biocompatibility Scientist at Neuralink, you will lead the development of in-vitro biocompatibility methods that are crucial for the safety of our brain-computer interface technologies. You will be responsible for the setup and maintenance of laboratory equipment, ensuring that all processes are compliant with regulatory standards. Your role will involve conducting toxicological risk assessments and batch release testing to support the manufacture of Neuralink devices. You will collaborate closely with other scientists and engineers to ensure that our products meet the highest safety and quality standards.
You will also be tasked with developing and validating assays that assess the biocompatibility of materials used in our devices. This includes ensuring reproducibility and appropriate endpoints in your testing methods. You will play a critical role in advancing our understanding of how our devices interact with biological systems, contributing to the overall mission of restoring movement and sight to those in need.
At Neuralink, we provide a supportive and innovative work environment where you can make a significant impact on the future of medical technology. We offer excellent medical, dental, and vision insurance through a PPO plan, along with paid holidays and commuter benefits. Meals are provided to our team, and we offer equity (RSUs) as part of our compensation package. Our 401(k) plan helps you plan for your future, and we provide parental leave to support our employees during important life events. Flexible time off is also available, allowing you to maintain a healthy work-life balance.
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