Sandboxaq - Palo Alto, CA
posted 24 days ago
As a biomedical engineering (BME) post-doc on our medical quantum sensing team, you will play a crucial role in the development of device prototypes aimed at enhancing cardiac care. Your primary responsibilities will include configuring cardiac sensor hardware to stream useful data during various stages of prototyping, analyzing signal processing pipeline outputs to identify hardware and platform issues, and recommending iterations to improve the developing product. You will collaborate closely with teams specializing in sensor physics, mechanical engineering, and machine learning to design validation experiments that mitigate risks associated with device concepts throughout the development process. In this position, you will also be responsible for developing verification and validation test bench systems, as well as automated frameworks for acceptance testing of devices. Assembling functional prototypes and pre-pivotal study devices will be part of your duties, along with deploying these devices to clinical study sites. Your expertise will be essential in training clinicians on the operation of our cardiac devices and providing recommendations for device improvements. This role is pivotal in ensuring that our product is successful in a critical clinical trial, ultimately transforming the future of cardiac care in emergency departments. The ideal candidate will serve as a bridge connecting hardware features under test to the pre-machine learning signal processing pipelines, ensuring that our devices deliver actionable diagnostic insights within clinical workflows. This position offers a unique opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research and development at the intersection of biomedical engineering and quantum technology, contributing to significant advancements in medical device innovation.