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Senior Electrical Engineer

Echo Labs · San Francisco · On-site

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About Echo Labs

Echo Labs is a cutting-edge AI captioning platform built for higher education. Transform your institution. Backed by AI Grant and Techstars.

About the role

Echo Neurotechnologies is an exciting new startup in the Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) space, driving innovation through advanced hardware engineering and AI solutions. Our mission is to deliver cutting-edge technologies that restore autonomy to people living with disabilities and improve their quality of life. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

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Echo Neurotechnologies is an exciting new startup in the Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) space, driving innovation through advanced hardware engineering and AI solutions. Our mission is to deliver cutting-edge technologies that restore autonomy to people living with disabilities and improve their quality of life.

Join a small, dedicated team of knowledgeable and motivated professionals. Our early-stage environment offers the opportunity to take ownership of broad decisions with significant and long-lasting impact. We emphasize continuous learning and growth, fostering cross-functional collaboration where your contributions are vital to our success.

Role Overview

As a Senior Electrical Engineer, you will drive electrical system architecture and circuit design for medical

devices spanning wearables to active implants. You will work across the full stack of low-power medical

electronics, from novel sensing modalities and sensor front-ends to wireless power and communication

systems, taking designs from concept through simulation, silicon, and board bring-up to a validated product.

You bring a robust core skillset in electrical engineering, specialist know-how in one or more related...

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