Field Clinical Specialist

Precision Neuroscience is building a next-generation brain‑computer interface (BCI) to heal and empower millions of people living with neurological conditions. Our first product, Layer 7, is designed to help people with severe paralysis operate digital devices using only their thoughts—opening up new possibilities for daily life. Our team brings together experts in neurosurgery, AI and machine learning, microfabrication, electrical engineering, clinical science, and more. We combine deep technical rigor with a people‑first mindset to turn breakthrough research into real‑world medical solutions. As a Precision employee, you’ll join one of the fastest‑moving and best‑capitalized companies in the emerging field of brain‑computer interfaces. Since our founding in 2021, we have raised more than $180 million, advanced our technology through validation, and initiated human trials with leading hospitals across the country. Our Values Build for human impact , measuring progress by the lives our work can change. Do no harm , holding ourselves to the highest standards of safety, integrity, and responsibility. Innovate with urgency , because the stakes are high and our users can’t wait. Bring sharp minds, open ears , pairing expertise with curiosity, humility, and respect. Lead the way , taking ownership of our work and helping to shape the future of our field. We are seeking a Field Clinical Specialist to help us support the use of the Layer 7 device in the context of a clinical research study. In this role you will travel to our clinical sites to guide intraoperative device use and clinical implementation, manage experimental paradigms and data collection, and provide technical support for software and hardware issues. This involves collaborating with healthcare professionals and clinical research staff, conducting training, and suggesting process or device improvements. This role will require an on‑call rotation as you will support neurosurgical cases which may be emergent in nature. You will help drive the state‑of‑the‑art in real‑time brain mapping and brain‑computer interfaces (BCIs), playing a critical role in advancing our understanding of neurological disorders and optimizing performance of BCI. This position offers a unique opportunity to drive innovation in the field of neurotechnology. This position will be based in our Manhattan office or could be remote based on site locations, and will involve up to 70% travel. We are unable to consider remote workers or people not currently based in the United States, and who have employment authorization. Key Responsibilities Collaborate with cross‑functional teams including neuroscientists, neurosurgeons, engineers, and electrophysiologists to manage and oversee the clinical research use of the Layer 7 Device, ensuring optimal performance and compliance with study protocols. Assist in the clinical experimental design, preparatory work, systematic collection, documentation, and analysis of clinical data, including patient perspectives and device performance metrics, to support research initiatives. Assist in the development and training for clinical staff regarding the surgical workflow for placement, use and removal of the device. Act as a point of contact for troubleshooting technical issues, providing timely resolutions to maintain signal fidelity and data collection ability. Prepare and present polished results to internal and external collaborators in a timely fashion. Relaying insights to the greater team for, but not limited to, system/process evolution, feature development, and study improvement. Skills, Knowledge and Expertise Bachelor’s degree or above in mechanical, electrical or biomedical engineering, neuroscience, biology or related fields. OR at least 7 years of clinical experience in neurosurgery or neurocritical care. 2+ years’ experience in a field support role or a similar position within a medical device company, preferably in clinical device research context. Strong understanding of neuroscience and functional cortical organization, basic neurosurgery concepts, hardware, electronics and software applications. Strong understanding of the scientific method and engineering first principles. Experience with or an understanding of good clinical practice (GCP) and FDA guidelines. Excellent troubleshooting skills and the ability to think critically under pressure. Excellent organizational and communication skills plus a good sense in scientific presentation, with the ability to convey technical concepts to non‑technical audiences. Self‑starter with proven ability to thrive in fast‑paced environments, work effectively on tight timelines, and adapt to changing priorities. Preferred: strong understanding of medical devices and patient care involved in the neuromonitoring or extraoperative care setting, including monitoring systems, infusion pumps, drains and ventilators. Equal Opportunity Employer Diverse workforces create the best culture, company, and products. We at Precision are committed to an inclusive culture that celebrates the uniqueness and contributions of everyone. As an equal opportunity employer, Precision does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, religion, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. The actual base salary offered is determined by a number of variables, including, as appropriate, the applicant’s qualifications for the position, years of relevant experience, distinctive skills, level of education attained, certifications or other professional licenses held, and the location of residence and/or place of employment. 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