Implantable brain-computer interface for neurological conditions
Synchron is a neurotechnology company building implantable brain-computer interfaces to restore function in patients with neurological disorders. The tech stack—C/C++, Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, and hardware description languages (Verilog, SystemVerilog, VHDL)—reflects a dual engineering culture spanning ML model development and ASIC/embedded systems design. Active projects span clinical trials in Australia and the US, real-time neural decoding, and the mechanical and manufacturing challenges of scaling implants from prototype to pivotal trials.
Synchron develops implantable neurotechnology targeting unmet medical needs in neurological disease. The company is executing multiple clinical trials, including studies in ALS patients and multi-center investigational BCI trials. Engineering efforts focus on three parallel streams: delivery catheter systems and mechanical design of the implant itself, real-time neural signal decoding via machine learning, and manufacturing process development to transition from prototype to production scale. Hiring is accelerating across engineering, healthcare, research, and operations roles in the US and Australia, with a mid-to-senior mix reflecting both technical depth and clinical program leadership.
C/C++, Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, scikit-learn, and hardware design languages (Verilog, SystemVerilog, VHDL) for ASIC work. Also uses metaflow, NumPy, Pandas, SciPy for ML pipeline and data work.
Australia-based clinical trial for implantable BCI, investigational BCI trials in multiple centers, and studies focused on ALS patients. Active projects include multi-center site readiness and patient enrollment.
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