We design therapeutic 
neurotechnology that manages disease from inside the body.

We are seeking a hands-on, organised IT Engineer to own, build out, and scale the IT systems and information security function at Coherence Neuro. You would own our IT infrastructure: account administration and identity environment, our access control model, our network and server infrastructure, data and file organisation, AI tooling and workflows, and how we select, roll out, use, and govern software across the company. As a medical device company operating under an ISO 13485 quality management system, how we structure, secure, and control access to our data matters enormously, and you will work closely with both our AI, Infrastructure, and Modelling Lead, and our Head of Quality.

We are seeking an Electrical Engineer to join the implant engineering team and help design, build, test and integrate the implant electronics of SOMA, our fully implantable therapeutic brain stimulation system, at our San Francisco office.

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This is a hands-on development role across the implant's electrical subsystems. You will own defined circuit and subsystem development tasks, from schematic design and component selection through prototyping, testing and debugging, and build the prototype hardware, PCBs and electrical interfaces the team needs to iterate on and integrate designs. Working closely with, and mentored by, our Senior EEs, you will take on larger circuits and subsystems as your experience grows. The ideal candidate is a hands-on electrical engineer who can design a board in Altium, bring it up and characterize it at the bench, automate measurements in Python, and think critically about whether a measured result makes logical sense.

We are seeking a Principal Electrical Engineer to own the overall electrical architecture of SOMA, our fully implantable therapeutic brain stimulation system, and to lead its design and integration hands-on at our San Francisco office.

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This is a hands-on technical role. You will define how the implant's stimulation, recording, optical and digital electronics fit together, and you will own major portions of the actual design and integration work: schematics, component selection, board architecture, bring-up and debug, through to a dense rigid-flex/HDI implant PCBA. Working with the Senior EEs, you will resolve cross-subsystem design decisions and make sure the integrated implant meets its power, thermal, noise, safety, EMC and MRI requirements. The ideal candidate is a mixed-signal engineer who has taken a dense, low-power product from architecture to production, and who is happiest with a schematic open and a scope probe in hand.

We are seeking a Laboratory Operations and Vivarium Manager in our SF-based team. This person will set up equipment, establish stock and inventory systems, and design and implement all safety procedures and legal/regulatory requirements needed to run a compliant lab and workshop. You will own the day-to-day operational infrastructure going forward: husbandry coordination, laboratory and workshop safety, inventory and procurement, equipment maintenance, vendor management, and documentation. This is an ideal role for someone who enjoys building systems from the ground up in a fast-paced startup environment, and who is equally comfortable in a vivarium, a BSL-2 lab, and a machine shop.

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Our Senior Clinical Scientist will provide scientific and clinical leadership for our First In Human/Early Feasibility Trials. This highly collaborative role sits at the centre of study design, execution, data interpretation, and scientific communication.

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The successful candidate will work closely with our Translational Science, Data Science, Regulatory, and Quality teams, to ensure our ongoing and future trials are operationally sound, scientifically rigorous, delivered to the highest standards of quality and patient safety. You will engage with current and prospective clinical PIs and CROs to develop protocols and operations that provide evidence for safety, efficacy and usability of our devices across multiple regulatory geographies.

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We are seeking a Senior Automation/Test Development Engineer to lead the development of custom test systems supporting the SOMA program at our Cambridge office.

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This role will lead the architecture, hardware, software, and documentation of scalable test platforms supporting engineering characterisation, design verification, and future manufacturing needs. The successful candidate will be a hands-on engineer capable of building reliable automated systems, mentoring junior staff, and ensuring that test equipment and methods can be reproduced, controlled, and used to support regulatory submissions.

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We are seeking a Surgical Development and Human Factors Lead in the Product Development group to lead the design and development of next-generation healthcare technologies. This role will focus on system integration, clinical workflows, peripheral technologies, and product realization—from early concept through to human readiness.

You will play a key role in shaping product design and driving technical decisions. You'll work cross functionally with product and clinical teams helping to design products that changes the lives of people around the world.

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We're looking for driven individuals who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of engineering and science to solve some of the most complex biological challenges. In this early-stage environment, we seek versatile team members with a hands-on approach and a willingness to learn quickly and adapt. We value diversity and encourage applicants from all backgrounds to join us in our mission.