Electronics Engineer

Neurotherapeutics Ltd; Basingstoke; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Neupulse is seeking an electronics engineer to help scale a wearable neurostimulation device. The role spans design, manufacturing readiness, and ongoing product support, with close collaboration with contract manufacturers and suppliers to ensure reliable, scalable production.

You will contribute to making the device smaller, cheaper to build, and more robust in volume manufacturing, while maintaining compliance with medical device regulations and QMS.

Qualifications

• Hands-on electronics experience across design, manufacturing and product support.
• Experience with low-power Bluetooth wearables.
• Experience with DfM and production ramp.
• IEC 60601-1 familiarity and working in a regulated environment.

Responsibilities

• Involved in electronics design and improvement to make the product smaller, better and cheaper to build.
• Own production readiness from New Product Introduction (NPI) to testing and verification.
• Conduct root-cause analysis on field and production issues to improve yield and reliability.
• Manage engineering changes to keep products buildable long-term.
• Collaborate with contract manufacturers and suppliers to maintain quality and traceability with QMS compliance.

Skills

Electronics design

Manufacturing

Product support

Low-power Bluetooth wearables

DfM

NPI

LabVIEW

Python

Altium

IEC 60601 familiarity

Tools

Altium

LabVIEW

Python

Job description

Neupulse is at a turning point. Our wearable neurostimulation device is launching commercially — and this is the moment a small, fast-moving team turns a promising product into one that reaches people at scale.

We're looking for an electronics engineer who wants to play a key part in that. Someone with broad interests and a bias for getting stuck in — happy to move between design, manufacturing and product support, and motivated by work that makes a real difference.

The role

This is a broad, hands-on role in a growing startup, where what you work on flexes with what the product needs. Some of it is design; a lot of it is making the device manufacturable, getting it built reliably at volume, and keeping it performing once it's out in the world.

Our devices are built with a contract manufacturing partner, so you'll work hand in hand with them and our suppliers across the whole journey — from production readiness through to real-world performance.

You’ll:

• Get involved in electronics design and improvement — contributing to the product and the changes that make it smaller, better and cheaper to build
• Own the journey into production: New Product Introduction (NPI), Design for Manufacturing, and the test systems that prove every unit (fixtures, jigs, LabVIEW/Python)
• Keep the product healthy after launch — root-cause analysis on field and production issues, and continuous improvement in yield, quality and reliability
• Own engineering change: design updates, component substitutions and obsolescence management that keep products buildable for the long haul
• Work shoulder to shoulder with our contract manufacturer and suppliers, keeping everything controlled, traceable and compliant with our QMS and medical device regulations

You'll likely bring

• A few years' hands-on electronics experience across some mix of design, manufacturing and product support — breadth matters more here than a narrow specialism
• A real knack for root-cause analysis and structured problem-solving
• Experience with low-power Bluetooth wearables
• A solid grasp of DfM, engineering change and manufacturing readiness through to production ramp
• PCB design fluency (Altium a plus), and ideally some automated test experience (integrating instrumentation with LabVIEW, Python or similar)
• Time in a regulated industry (medical device, aerospace or automotive), ideally with IEC 60601-1 / 60601-1-2 familiarity
• Audit-ready documentation habits, and ideally some Lean or Six Sigma behind you

Why it matters

This is a rare chance to have real impact on a product — and on a company — right at the point it starts to scale. Every improvement you make ends up on someone's body, helping them through their day. In a small team, the work you do is visible, it ships, and it counts.

Location

Hybrid role based in Basingstoke, with regular on-site collaboration expected.

You'll need a full, unrestricted right to work in the UK.

About Neupulse

Neupulse is developing innovative neurotechnology designed to improve wellbeing and long-term health outcomes through non-invasive stimulation technology, connected applications, and data-driven insight.

The company's work has particular relevance for individuals living with Tourette's, where the team is committed to building technology that can make a meaningful and measurable impact on everyday life.

Our mission is to build accessible, evidence-led technology that can positively impact people at scale.