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Pioneering the Next Generation of Brain-Computer Interfaces
About Brainsmart™
Brainsmart™ is a world-class pioneer in brain–computer interface (BCI) neurotherapeutics, developing minimally invasive neural interface devices that enable high-density, large-area brain signal decoding without craniotomy. Originating from the Advanced Biomedical Instrumentation Centre (ABIC) – a joint initiative between HKU and Harvard University under the InnoHK Program – we combine world-class expertise in flexible electronics, semiconductor device engineering, and clinical neuroscience.
Our flagship technology, the Minimally Invasive μ-ECoG™ System, delivers epidural, flexible, MRI-compatible neural interfaces for applications in epilepsy surgery, stroke rehabilitation, speech decoding, and tumor treating fields (TTF). With successful large-animal validations and an ongoing FDA Q-Sub process, Brainsmart is now expanding to the U.S. (Silicon Valley) to build a world-leading team for engineering, clinical translation, and regulatory approval.
Analog & Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer
Silicon Valley, California, USA
We’re building high-resolution brain-computer interfaces using ECoG and beyond. We’re looking for someone who can design the ICs at the heart of it. Our systems need to amplify and process hundreds of neural channels with extremely low noise and power.
Headquarters: Hong Kong | Manufacturing: Shenzhen | R&D & AI: Hong Kong & US | Clinical: China & US
Type: Full-time | On-site / Hybrid
Responsibilities:
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Design low-noise, low-power analog front ends for neural signals
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Build IC architectures that scale to hundreds of channels
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Work on amplifiers, filters, ADCs, and signal conditioning
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Take designs from concept through simulation, layout, and bring-up
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Collaborate closely with hardware, software, and neuroscience teams
Qualifications:
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Master’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering or a related field
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Solid experience in analog and mixed-signal IC design
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Strong understanding of low-noise design techniques
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Hands-on experience with CMOS design and simulation tools
What sets you apart?
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Experience with biosignals, neural interfaces, or medical devices
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Tape-out experience and lab testing skills
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Interest in brain-computer interfaces or neurotechnology
Why Join Brainsmart?
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Work with a globally integrated neurotechnology team spanning Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and Silicon Valley.
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Be part of an InnoHK-backed program driving the future of neurological therapies.
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Collaborate with world-renowned neurosurgeons and scientists from HKU, Harvard, and top U.S. medical centers.
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Competitive compensation, equity participation, and leadership opportunities in a fast-scaling international startup.
How to Apply
Please send your CV, cover letter, and (if applicable) portfolio/publication list to: