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Current Surgical Inc. in San Francisco is seeking a mechanical or biomedical engineer (with a mechanical focus) to help design, develop, and test our clinical prototype—a smart microinvasive needle that targets tumors with precision.
You will work directly with the co-founders across design, hands‑on development, and experimental oversight, contributing to preclinical study planning and collaboration with clinicians. This is an exciting opportunity in a hardtech biotech startup.
Current Surgical is a startup company developing technology on the frontier of engineering and biology. Our first product is a smart microinvasive needle that precisely destroys tumors without damaging healthy tissue, allowing doctors to treat cancers that are untreatable today.
Current Surgical is a startup company developing technology on the frontier of engineering and biology. Our first product is a smart microinvasive needle that precisely destroys tumors without damaging healthy tissue, allowing doctors to treat cancers that are untreatable today.
Our technology is backed by the National Science Foundation, and the company is funded by top tier venture capital firms interested in dramatically improving the accuracy and accessibility of surgery.
We are looking for a mechanical engineer or biomedical engineer (with a mechanical engineering focus) who is excited to develop technology at the forefront of medical devices and precision surgery. You will work directly with the co-founders to design, develop, and test our clinical prototype. This is a difficult hands‑on engineering challenge that integrates precision mechanics, novel electronics, microfluidics, and ultrasound physics.
The ideal candidate is someone who is a ‘maker’ at heart, interested in working at a startup, and eager to challenge their technical development. This is a unique opportunity, as one of the first employees, you will have the opportunity to work across many areas of a hardtech biomedical startup, including helping to design preclinical studies and interfacing with clinicians. We are expecting you to be a core team member supporting mechanical development, which at this stage requires design, hands‑on development, and experimental oversight and execution.