Your Mission The Field Engineer owns the technical planning, deployment, execution, and support of assigned pre-clinical and clinical studies involving INBRAIN's neural-interface systems. The role ensures reliable device performance, high-quality data collection, and study readiness across research and clinical environments. Working closely with Clinical, R&D;, Quality, Regulatory, and external study-site teams, the Field Engineer II serves as the primary technical lead for assigned studies and translates field experience into continuous product and process improvements.

What You'll Do
Study Planning & Execution
* Own the technical execution of assigned pre-clinical and clinical studies from preparation through close-out.
* Develop study-specific deployment plans, equipment strategies, and technical readiness activities.
* Identify and mitigate technical risks affecting study execution, data quality, or system performance.
* Ensure all study equipment, software, and supporting systems are available, calibrated, and compliant with applicable requirements. System Deployment & Technical Support
* Deploy, configure, and validate implantable-device systems and associated telemetry, stimulation, recording, and data-acquisition platforms.
* Perform system verification and functional testing prior to study activities.
* Monitor system performance during study execution and troubleshoot technical issues affecting device operation, connectivity, or data integrity.
* Coordinate escalation of complex technical issues to appropriate internal or external stakeholders. Stakeholder & User Support
* Serve as the primary technical point of contact for assigned study sites and external partners.
* Deliver training and technical guidance to clinicians, researchers, technicians, and study personnel.




* Support users throughout study execution and promote adherence to approved procedures andtechnical standards. Documentation & Continuous Improvement
* Maintain accurate records of system configuration, technical activities, deviations, and equipment status.
* Prepare study reports and communicate technical findings to Clinical, R&D;, Quality, and Regulatory teams.
* Provide field feedback to support product improvements, risk management activities, and usability enhancements.
* Contribute to the development and refinement of field-engineering procedures, tools, and best practices. Equipment Management
* Maintain operational readiness of field equipment through appropriate calibration, maintenance, and inventory control.
* Coordinate equipment repair, replacement, and supplier support activities as needed.
* Support continuous improvement of study setup, deployment, and technical support processes. What You'll Bring Education
* Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Neuroscience, Biomedical Sciences, or a related technical discipline. Experience
* 3–5+ years of experience supporting medical devices, clinical research, biomedical systems, or related technical environments.
* Experience troubleshooting complex hardware-software systems in laboratory, hospital, or field settings.
* Experience working within regulated environments such as medical devices, clinical research, or life sciences. Technical Skills




* Medical device hardware and software troubleshooting.
* Data acquisition, telemetry, electrophysiology, or neural-interface systems.
* Technical documentation and root-cause investigation.
* Familiarity with quality systems, study documentation, and regulated processes.
* Demonstrated ability to configure, integrate, test and troubleshoot multidisciplinary hardware and software systems used in in vivo studies.
* Ability to analyse technical problems systematically, distinguish hardware, software and workflow-related causes, and drive issues through resolution.
* Ability to manage multiple technical workstreams independently in dynamic and time-sensitive study environments. Behavioral Competencies
* Confidence working as a technical counterpart to colleagues in software, electronics, mechanical engineering, clinical and research disciplines.
* Clear and effective communication skills, including the ability to train users and present technical findings to diverse audiences.
* Self-motivated, proactive and results-oriented approach, combined with flexibility, reliability and a strong service mindset.
* Professional fluency in English.
* Willingness and ability to travel regularly to pre-clinical and clinical study sites. Preferred
* Experience with active implantable medical devices or brain-computer interface technologies.
* Experience supporting clinical studies or operating-room activities.
* Familiarity with design verification and validation, risk management and controlled technical documentation.
* Experience working within a medical-device quality management system. Physical and other requirements
* 30% Domestic/international travel per year.
* Work is normally performed in a typical interior/offic

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