The R&D Engineer Intern will design machine learning pipelines, translate research into products, and develop microservices for biomedical engineering applications.
Delsys is seeking
highly motivated candidates to contribute to our next-generation neural
processing systems. Delsys R&D Interns (Biomedical) collaborate with
engineers and scientists to solve challenges spanning the fields of movement
science & human health. The candidate for this position will primarily be
involved in developing post-processing data pipelines used to study EMG, motion
capture data, and other bio-signals from multi-modal sensors.
Primary
Responsibilities:
· Design and implement machine learning and
computer vision pipelines that directly contribute to our core research
· Translate proven research algorithms and
solutions into commercial products
· Collaborate on a team to deliver sound and
vetted software
· Develop and deploy distributed microservices for
real-time applications
Requirements
· Fluent in Python, C, C++, C#
· Strong object-oriented design skills
· Working knowledge of signal processing
· Experience working with time series signals
· Be currently enrolled in or have completed an
undergraduate or graduate degree in biomedical engineering (signal processing
and coding background) computer engineering, computer science, data science
(signal processing background) or a similar degree program
· Must be able to
show valid work eligibility
Delsys, Inc. Natick, Massachusetts, USA Office
Natick, MA, United States
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