Job brief: Signal Processing Engineer

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• First seen by JoRoute 2026-11-04 (4 days ago); last confirmed on the board 2026-11-04.
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• Pay: Not published
• Job type: Not stated
• Where: Austin, Texas, United States; South San Francisco, California, United States · South San Francisco - SSF
• Posted: 2026-04-30 · over 60 days ago

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What the job asks · Employer's own words, not checked

Level: Mid level. The posting asks for 3+ years of experience.

Must have

• Experience : 3+ years in digital signal processing algorithm development or real-world products, with a focus on embedded or hardware-constrained implementations.

Main duties

• Design and develop signal processing algorithms for sensing neural activity in the cortex (e.g. spike detection), monitoring cortical electrode health, and m…
• Design and develop numerical algorithms, such as custom data compression to increase radio throughput.
• Develop fixed-point or quantized versions of algorithms optimized for constrained hardware.
• Implement and verify algorithms in high-level languages and transition them to hardware-friendly representations.
• Perform algorithm-to-architecture mapping: analyze trade-offs between accuracy, latency, power, and resource utilization on the SoCs.

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• Across Neuralink's 80 open listings, 78% of those with a posting date were first posted more than 60 days ago. How Neuralink hires

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