Implant Electronics Engineer Intern

Neuralink; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 41,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Equity (RSUs)

401(k) plan

Paid holidays

Meals provided

Parental leave

Flexible time off

Job summary

Neuralink is seeking an experienced, hands-on electrical engineer for implant electronics board design and integration with our custom chips. You will work across all phases—from part selection and schematic design to layout and bring-up—and collaborate closely with chip designers, firmware, mechanical, and microfabrication experts for system integration.

You will help optimize latency, battery life, reliability, and safety in compact implants, with opportunities to contribute to advanced

Qualifications

• Experience designing PCBs for low power and size constrained applications.
• Comfortable with common communication protocols (SPI, UART, I2C).
• Experience with sensors, power management, and signal/power integrity.

Responsibilities

• Design and bring-up implant electronics boards, including schematic design and layout.
• Collaborate with chip designers, firmware, mechanical, and microfabrication teams for system integration.
• Perform design verification and testing to ensure reliability and manufacturability.
• Contribute to system improvements that decrease latency, increase battery life, and safety.
• Work across all phases of board design from component selection to validation.

Skills

PCB design

Power management

Signal integrity

_SPI/UART/I2C_

Lab equipment

Tools

Altium

Eagle

KiCad

Allegro

Job description

Neuralink is seeking an experienced, hands-on electrical engineer for implant electronics board design and integration with our custom chips. You will work across all phases—from part selection and schematic design to layout and bring-up—and collaborate closely with chip designers, firmware, mechanical, and microfabrication experts for system integration.

You will help optimize latency, battery life, reliability, and safety in compact implants, with opportunities to contribute to advanced