Software Engineer, Pathology and Digital Imaging

Neuralink; Austin (TX); Vor Ort; USD 90.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Deepstreamtech in Austin, Texas, is seeking a Software Engineer for their Pathology and Digital Imaging team. This role involves developing scalable software for preclinical studies, focusing on rigorous analysis of tissue specimens to enhance device safety and efficacy.

You'll collaborate directly with pathologists, technicians, and neuroscientists, addressing user feedback rapidly. The ideal candidate will have strong full-stack skills, capability to learn quickly, and a knack for understanding user needs.

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent work experience.
• Strong full-stack engineering skills, especially with Ruby on Rails and React/TypeScript.
• Experience building software that real users utilize.
• Strong communication skills to understand user needs.

Aufgaben

• Develop software for preclinical studies and digital imaging.
• Collaborate with pathologists and neuroscientists to improve software.
• Build scalable software for tissue analysis and tracking.
• Create tools for annotation and analysis of microscopy images.

Kenntnisse

Full-stack engineering skills

Ability to learn and adapt

User communication skills

Ownership and problem-solving

Comfort with ambiguity

Ausbildung

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent

Jobbeschreibung

Requirements

• A bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent demonstrated work experience
• Strong full-stack engineering skills. Our stack is Ruby on Rails and React/TypeScript, but we care more about your ability to learn and ship than your resume matching our package.json
• You’ve built software that real people use
• You can talk to users, understand their problems, and translate that into well‑built software. This role is deeply collaborative
• You take ownership. When your software breaks on the floor, you fix it
• You’re comfortable with ambiguity. Manufacturing at this scale hasn't been done before for this kind of device

What the job involves

• The Pathology and Digital Imaging team enables the rigorous preclinical studies our devices go through before reaching a user. Testing is precise; analyzing tissue to understand exactly what happened at the cellular level. This team is crucial for proving safety, improving our device, and pushing science forward
• Histological analysis has shown that Neuralink's threads preserve 98% of neurons at the implant interface. The Pathology and Digital Imaging Team makes these kinds of analyses possible
• This is a small, tightly knit team, and you’ll work directly with pathologists, technicians, and neuroscientists. You’ll watch them use your software, hear what’s slow, see what’s confusing, and ship fixes and features fast. The feedback loop is measured in hours, not sprints
• As a Software Engineer on the Pathology and Digital Imaging Team, you’ll own the software stack that powers Neuralink's pathology and histology operations. This spans the full lifecycle - from the moment tissue is collected at necropsy, through processing, staining, and imaging
• You’ll build the software that makes this analysis scalable: tracking thousands of tissue specimens from collection through microscopic analysis, giving scientists the tools to analyze billion‑pixel images, and building AI tools to auto‑analyze tissue response. Projects you will work on:
• Tissue specimen tracking systems that follow samples, organ blocks, and slides through every step of the histology workflow
• A high-performance whole-slide image viewer that renders billion‑pixel microscopy images in the browser
• Annotation and analysis tools that let scientists draw regions of interest, score pathology findings, and compare serial sections with image alignment and overlay
• ML annotation pipelines where model predictions are surfaced to scientists for validation, accelerating the analysis of large tissue datasets