Sr. Electrical Engineer
NeuraSignal

Position Overview

 

NeuraSignal is a commercial-stage NeuroTech startup backed by a billion-dollar family office that is democratizing access to the brain’s blood flow data. NeuraSignal’s clinically validated NovaGuide suite of software and hardware products allows for a standardized collection of transcranial Doppler measurements, which was previously only possible with the use of highly specialized sonographers. We are hiring our Sr. Electrical Engineer.
 

Press: NeuraSignal Unveils Next-Generation System Innovation, Elevating Industry-Leading Performance

Media: Robert Hamilton, NeuraSignal CEO Presentation

We have partnered with Robert Hamilton, CEO, and Corey Thibeault, CTO, to hire our next Sr. Electrical Engineer. This position will work closely with the technical team to enhance utilization and expand the use indications, while also providing sustaining support. This position will be responsible for layout and simulation activities, RF and Analog design, test fixture setup, and managing vendors.

 

​​Responsibilities ​

• Own the hardware roadmap in partnership with the CTO: define technical direction, make build-vs-buy calls, and sequence milestones that align with business goals.

• Design and ship boards: schematic capture, stack-up definition, layout, simulation, bring-up, and verification for analog/RF, power, and mixed-signal systems.

• Sustain and improve the current line: execute EOL component substitutions, cost and yield improvements, and DFx (DFM/DFT/DFR) updates; drive ECOs cleanly through release.

• Lead design transfer: prepare complete manufacturing packages (BOMs, drawings, Gerbers, test procedures), resolve build issues with EMS/CM partners, and close PPAP/FAI as needed.

• Build manufacturing & service tooling: design fixtures, test harnesses, and simple automation to improve throughput, repeatability, and field diagnostics.

• Debug fast and well: triage service and user issues, perform root-cause analysis across hardware/firmware/system boundaries, and land corrective actions that stick.

• Design within a QMS: contribute requirements, risk analyses, verification plans, test reports, and traceability; maintain a tidy Design History File.

• Own compliance paths: plan and execute EMC/safety pre-compliance, coordinate with test labs, and bake compliance into design constraints early.

• Collaborate and mentor: set hardware best practices, review peer designs, and help grow a small, high-leverage team over time.

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Qualifications & Competencies 

• 5+ years of hardware product development with shipped boards in production.

• BS in Electrical or Computer Engineering (MS/PhD preferred).

• Analog and RF experience, including simulation and layout (e.g., LNAs/AFEs, filters, impedance control, shielding/grounding, EMC-aware design).

• Proficiency with EDA & simulation tools, ideally Altium Designer plus SPICE/ADS (or equivalent).

• Demonstrated design transfer experience and DFM for volume builds; comfortable working with EMS/CMs.

• Experience working within a QMS (creating/using design controls, verification/validation, ECOs, documentation discipline).

• Strong bench skills: scopes, VNAs/SAs, SMUs, logic analyzers; methodical bring-up and debug.

• Clear written and verbal communication; ability to drive decisions across disciplines.

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Company Overview 

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NeuraSignal is transforming stroke care with real-time access to cerebral blood flow—empowering clinicians to detect and prevent strokes with speed, accuracy, and automation.

 

At the core of our mission is a bold belief: Eliminating stroke begins with real-time brain data, accessible to any provider, anywhere. Powered by AI and robotics, our flagship platform—NovaGuide 2 (NG2)—delivers hands-free, autonomous transcranial Doppler (TCD) exams for the detection of right-to-left shunts (RLS), emboli, and cerebral vasospasm.

 

Why it matters: up to 30% of strokes are cryptogenic, and traditional tools like TTE miss most PFOs. NG2 detects 3x more PFOs than standard echo and identifies 2.7x more treatable shunts, giving clinicians the clarity to act—and patients the chance to prevent a second stroke.

 

Fully reimbursable under existing CPT codes (93886, 93892, 93893), NG2 brings diagnostic-grade neurovascular imaging to hospitals, ASCs, stroke centers, and rural clinics—without relying on specialized techs.