Biotech Software Co-op: Cambridge Jan Start

Nanopath; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Nanopath in Cambridge, MA is seeking a Software Development Co-op starting in January 2027 to contribute to motor control, driver development, board re-work, test harnesses, and code reviews. You will work closely with scientists and engineers to push our first-in-class diagnostics platform toward real patient impact.

This full-time onsite role requires a 15+ week commitment, is open to undergrad or grad students, and values clear communication, organization, curiosity, and problem-solving.

Qualifications

• Current enrollment in a relevant academic program - we are open to undergraduate and graduate degree opportunities
• Ability to commit to 15+ weeks of full-time and onsite work in Cambridge, MA
• Sophomore or above with demonstrated experience through past internships or research projects
• Excellent communication and presentation skills, highly organized with demonstrated curiosity, scientific rigor and creative problem-solving
• Proactive self-starter with eagerness to adapt to a fast-paced, dynamic startup environment
• Passion for technology translation and willingness to shape Nanopath's future

Responsibilities

• Support and manage a variety of software engineering tasks including motor control, driver development, board re-work, test harness development, and code review.
• Participate in critical team discussions, meetings, and presentations. Our co-ops are given critical and important projects!
• Work directly with our tight-knit team of scientists and engineers to drive our product forward.
• Learn more about cutting edge biophysics and interdisciplinary medtech development.

Skills

Communication skills

Presentation skills

Organized

Scientific rigor

Creative problem-solving

Self-starter

Adaptability

Technology translation

Education

Undergraduate or graduate student

Job description

Nanopath in Cambridge, MA is seeking a Software Development Co-op starting in January 2027 to contribute to motor control, driver development, board re-work, test harnesses, and code reviews. You will work closely with scientists and engineers to push our first-in-class diagnostics platform toward real patient impact.

This full-time onsite role requires a 15+ week commitment, is open to undergrad or grad students, and values clear communication, organization, curiosity, and problem-solving.