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Electronics & ASIC Engineer

We’re looking for an experienced Electronics & ASIC Engineer to design and build advanced neurotechnology hardware for next-generation brain-computer systems. You’ll work across embedded systems, analog/digital design, ASIC integration, and PCB development—creating ultra-low-noise, scalable solutions for whole-brain neuroscience.

We're a mission-driven team working at the frontier of neuroscience, AI, and human agency. If you care about real-world impact, AI safety, and systems-level thinking, we want to hear from you.

This position offers competitive salary, equity, hybrid/remote work options (London or SF), and flexible or part-time arrangements depending on project needs.

Key Responsibilities

• Design and test electronic systems for neural recording, stimulation, and embedded data processing
• Develop and optimize mixed-signal systems: low-noise analog front-ends, ADCs, and digital control logic
• Collaborate on ASIC integration for miniaturized brain-interface devices
• Lead PCB schematic capture, layout, and DFM/DFT reviews
• Prototype and validate hardware, working closely with firmware/software engineers
• Manage relationships with PCB manufacturers and assembly vendors
• Build and maintain test infrastructure for rapid iteration and validation
• Document design, validation, and release workflows according to internal standards

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering or related field (Master’s/PhD preferred)
• 5–10+ years hands-on experience in electronics/embedded systems design
• Expertise in both analog and digital circuit design, including:
  • Low-noise amplifier and signal chain design
  • Power management for low-power/portable devices
  • Mixed-signal systems and high-speed digital interfaces
• Proficient in PCB design tools (e.g., Altium, KiCad, Cadence)
• Experience with microcontrollers, FPGAs, or ASICs
• Solid grasp of C, Python, and embedded systems programming
• Familiarity with hardware testing, signal integrity, and DFT practices
• Experience coordinating with fabrication and assembly partners
• Excellent communication and documentation skills
• Bonus: experience in neurotech, biomedical devices, or wearable systems

What We Offer

• A focused mission at the intersection of neuroscience, AI, and human agency
• Strong mentoring and cross-disciplinary collaboration
• Access to cutting-edge datasets and infrastructure
• Competitive compensation and equity
• Flexible hours, remote/hybrid options, and part-time opportunities
• Offices in London and San Francisco

Interested?
Contact us at jobs@netholabs.com