Electronics Engineer

Neupulse is at a turning point. Our wearable neurostimulation device is launching commercially — and this is the moment a small, fast-moving team turns a promising product into one that reaches people at scale.

We're looking for an electronics engineer who wants to play a key part in that. Someone with broad interests and a bias for getting stuck in — happy to move between design, manufacturing and product support, and motivated by work that makes a real difference.

The role

This is a broad, hands-on role in a growing startup, where what you work on flexes with what the product needs. Some of it is design; a lot of it is making the device manufacturable, getting it built reliably at volume, and keeping it performing once it's out in the world.

Our devices are built with a contract manufacturing partner, so you'll work hand in hand with them and our suppliers across the whole journey — from production readiness through to real-world performance.

You’ll:

• Get involved in electronics design and improvement — contributing to the product and the changes that make it smaller, better and cheaper to build
• Own the journey into production: New Product Introduction (NPI), Design for Manufacturing, and the test systems that prove every unit (fixtures, jigs, LabVIEW/Python)
• Keep the product healthy after launch — root-cause analysis on field and production issues, and continuous improvement in yield, quality and reliability
• Own engineering change: design updates, component substitutions and obsolescence management that keep products buildable for the long haul
• Work shoulder to shoulder with our contract manufacturer and suppliers, keeping everything controlled, traceable and compliant with our QMS and medical device regulations

You'll likely bring

• A few years' hands-on electronics experience across some mix of design, manufacturing and product support — breadth matters more here than a narrow specialism
• A real knack for root-cause analysis and structured problem-solving
• Experience with low-power Bluetooth wearables
• A solid grasp of DfM, engineering change and manufacturing readiness through to production ramp
• PCB design fluency (Altium a plus), and ideally some automated test experience (integrating instrumentation with LabVIEW, Python or similar)
• Time in a regulated industry (medical device, aerospace or automotive), ideally with IEC 60601-1 / 60601-1-2 familiarity
• Audit-ready documentation habits, and ideally some Lean or Six Sigma behind you

Why it matters

This is a rare chance to have real impact on a product — and on a company — right at the point it starts to scale. Every improvement you make ends up on someone's body, helping them through their day. In a small team, the work you do is visible, it ships, and it counts.

Location

Hybrid role based in Basingstoke, with regular on-site collaboration expected.

You'll need a full, unrestricted right to work in the UK.

About Neupulse

Neupulse is developing innovative neurotechnology designed to improve wellbeing and long-term health outcomes through non-invasive stimulation technology, connected applications, and data-driven insight.

The company's work has particular relevance for individuals living with Tourette's, where the team is committed to building technology that can make a meaningful and measurable impact on everyday life.

Our mission is to build accessible, evidence-led technology that can positively impact people at scale.

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