Software Engineer (Pathology and Digital Imaging)

Neuralink's Pathology and Digital Imaging team as a Software Engineer. You'll be responsible for developing the software that powers our pathology and histology operations, from tissue collection to microscopic analysis. You'll work closely with pathologists, technicians, and neuroscientists, and your feedback loop will be measured in hours. Your projects will include tissue specimen tracking systems, a high-performance whole-slide image viewer, annotation and analysis tools, and ML annotation pipelines.

Ownership of the software stack that powers Neuralink's pathology and histology operations, spanning the full lifecycle from tissue collection to analysis.

Collaboration with pathologists, technicians, and neuroscientists to understand their needs and translate them into well-built software, ensuring a fast feedback loop.

You're comfortable with ambiguity. Manufacturing at this scale hasn't been done before for this kind of device

Strong full-stack engineering skills. Our stack is Ruby on Rails and React/TypeScript, but we care more about your ability to learn and ship than your resume matching our package.json

About Neuralink

Development of scalable software solutions for tracking tissue specimens, rendering high-performance whole-slide images, and providing annotation and analysis tools.

Requirements

• Strong full-stack engineering skills are required, and a bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent work experience is preferred.
• You can talk to users, understand their problems, and translate that into well-built software. This role is deeply collaborative

You've built software that real people use

• A bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent demonstrated work experience
• You take ownership. When your software breaks on the floor, you fix it

Pay

USD 135,000 - 216,000