Epia Neuro · San Francisco
Hardware & ElectricalHardware EngineeringFullTimeposted 5mo ago
Epia Neuro is a neural technology company developing intent-driven systems designed to restore function and independence for people living with neurological conditions. Its platform integrates implantable neural interfaces, adaptive algorithms, and assistive devices to translate neural intent into real-world action. The company’s initial focus is stroke-related motor impairment, with expansion in cognitive decline and other neurological disorders, focusing on long-term solutions for the growing aging population.
We’re looking for a Electrical Systems Engineer II who wants to build deeply technical, first-of-their-kind medical systems.
You’ll own critical parts of our implantable and external hardware systems, from architecture through prototyping to production. This is a hands-on role for someone who thrives in ambiguity, enjoys moving between bench work and system design, and wants their engineering decisions to directly shape patient outcomes.
Architect and design low-power, miniaturized electrical systems for implantable and wearable medical devices
Lead schematic design, component selection, simulation, and PCB layout for complex mixed-signal systems
Develop and debug analog/digital systems integrating MCUs and FPGAs
Prototype early-stage hardware and rapidly iterate through testing and validation
Bring up new boards from scratch and drive root-cause debugging using lab instrumentation
Collaborate closely with firmware, mechanical, manufacturing, and systems teams to deliver fully integrated products
Partner with manufacturing and process development to transition designs into production
Contribute to system-level decisions that define product performance, power budgets, communication architecture, and long-term scalability
B.S. in electrical engineering or related technical field, with 3+ years of experience designing low-power, small form-factor electrical systems
OR M.S. in electrical engineering or related technical field, with 3+ years of experience designing low-power, small form factor electrical systems
Have built real hardware end-to-end — from concept to bring-up to validation
Are deeply comfortable debugging at the bench with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and signal generators
Have experience with:
Sensor front-ends and low-power ADCs
DC-DC converters and power management systems
Li-ion charging and battery systems
Wireless communication (BLE, WiFi, Zigbee, or similar)
MCUs and embedded systems
Common protocols (SPI, I2C, UART, etc.)
Have full PCB ownership experience: schematic capture, simulation (e.g., LTspice/PSpice), layout oversight, library management
Have worked with tools such as Altium, Allegro, KiCad, or similar
Experience with wireless power transfer (WPT)
FPGA design experience (VHDL or SystemVerilog)
Strong signal and power integrity knowledge
Proficiency in C/C++, Python, or MATLAB
Experience in regulated environments (especially ISO 13485)
Background in implantable or Class III medical devices
We are intentional. We prioritize and are thoughtful about how we use others’ time.
We care for others. We prioritize safety both for patients and one another.
We own outcomes, not just tasks. Our work demands the highest standards because it impacts real patients and real lives.
Humility is a strength. We are honest about what we know and what we don’t know. Getting it right matters more than being right.
Full-time employees are eligible for the following benefits listed below.
Competitive base salary with equity
100% of healthcare coverage for you and your dependents
Generous vacation policy
Paid parental leave
Work from our beautiful waterfront office in Alameda, CA, with access to collaborative spaces and labs