Algorithm Engineer

BioNeuronics Corporation is a growing medical device company devoted to pioneering technology for the treatment of neurological disorders. We are in the process of building a world-class team of professionals who are motivated by the opportunity to make a significant contribution to the health and well-being of others.

As a key member of our algorithm team you will originate highly advanced algorithms to be used in the field of epilepsy diagnosis and treatment.

INITIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Among other challenges, you will have the opportunity to:Research, design, implement, and test advanced signal processing and data mining algorithms implemented in MATLAB Re-factor algorithms for implementation in commercial products Review and interpret literature for latest methods and ideas relating to algorithms Collaborate on and publish articles in accordance with our publishing strategy As the company grows, you will be given the opportunity to take on additional challenges that will contribute to your long-term career growth and professional success

 

QUALIFICATIONS

· BS in Applied Mathematics, Computer Science or  Electrical Engineering

· MS or PhD highly desirable, with emphasis of study on algorithm development, data mining, signal processing or related field

· At least 3 years corporate experience in pattern recognition/matching, and feature extraction

· Expert level MATLAB programming skills

· Proficient in C, C++

· Embedded software design expertise

· Experience with configuration management software, build systems and issue tracking software

 

BioNeuronics is located in the Belltown area of downtown Seattle, Washington. All members of our team enjoy a collaborative, dynamic work environment and a superior comp/benefits/perks package which includes all the usuals in addition to equity, in-facility health club, parking or metro pass, team breakfasts every Friday, plus rewards for achievement and contribution. 

 

Relocation assistance will be provided if you live outside of our Puget Sound area.

 

For more information, see our description online at: www.bioneuronics.com