Science Tech Stack
Clinical-stage medical devices for vision, cognition, and mobility restoration
Science is a clinical-stage medical device company building implantable systems to restore sensory and motor function in patients with degenerative conditions. The stack reveals a hardware-first engineering operation: Verilog, SystemVerilog, VHDL, FPGA, and RISC-V dominate alongside Solidworks for mechanical design, paired with Python and Go for infrastructure. Active hiring across engineering, manufacturing, and healthcare—with mid-level dominance—reflects scaling toward clinical validation and EU commercialization (prima retinal prosthesis adoption is an active project). Security hardening and real-time neural signal processing appear as concurrent technical priorities, suggesting maturing regulatory and operational readiness.
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What Science Is Building
◆Challenges
- Improving financial process efficiency
- Lead time and landed cost management
- Meeting regulatory compliance in healthcare
- Implementing security controls across hybrid infrastructure
- Responding to critical security incidents outside business hours
- Bulky centralized recording setups
- Real-time neural signal processing
- Low-latency streaming
- Reducing unscheduled downtime
- Improving process stability
▲Active Projects
- Financial dashboards development
- Normothermic organ perfusion methods
- Scenario planning
- New product introductions sourcing
- Prima retinal prosthesis adoption in eu
- Microfluidic systems
- Surgical tools
- Design and implement technical security controls
- Integrate application security into software development
- Harden servers, networks, and endpoints