cyanoacry · HackerTrans

Thanks, updated! Please do CC me, as then I can vouch for where you came from :)

Esperto Medical | https://esperto.health | Los Angeles Area | Hybrid In-office | Senior FPGA/Firmware Engineer

We're building a medical device that allows us to measure BP continuously, in real time. (We're a Caltech spin-out and found some new physics that we want to get to market.)

Desires:

  - Experience with FPGAs / FPGA integration
  - Experience with Linux on an embedded system
  - Have dealt with real-time systems
  - Experienced in Rust / Python

.. but honestly, if you can tell me what a GPIO is and how it relates to the userspace I/O driver, we'll probably get along.

Here's the official job listing: https://esperto.health/careers/sr_firmware.html

If you think this is interesting, email me, I'm the CTO: [email protected]

cyanoacry

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There are a couple of counter examples, particularly in New Space startups. At 26, I was a Mission Director (SpaceX's equivalent to a NASA Flight Director) for Dragon re-entry and landing.

As the old Apollo-generation engineers start to retire in the space industry, there _is_ fresh blood coming in, and even at larger companies, I've found young folks in top positions. It's just not widely advertised.

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