We founded Rune Labs to build the software and data backbone that will power the neuromodulation therapies of the future. We partner with medical device and pharma companies to accelerate development and delivery of transformative new therapies for Parkinson's Disease, Epilepsy, and Depression.
We are fresh off a Seed Round raise and looking to add top talent to our engineering team in the form of an additional backend engineer and a mobile engineer:
As Rune's second dedicated backend engineer, you will have the opportunity to work with a completely new kind of dataset. Our mobile app proxies data streamed from both DBS implants, as well as other sources of biomarker data, directly to our cloud platform. You will have a chance to work on APIs, distributed microservices, and data stores to facilitate entirely new ways of analyzing and treating the neural health of clinical trial patients.
As Rune's first dedicated mobile engineer, you will have the opportunity to create functional, intuitive, and delightful apps for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Experienced candidates will also help us bring our apps to Android and other health data wearables. The Rune app is adopted both by the general population of Parkinson's diagnosed patients, as well as by the leading neuroscience research groups in UCSF, Duke, Brown, Stanford, and University of Washington, to name a few.
We work closely with patients and researchers from our office in the inner sunset of San Francisco. Email me if you are interested in using software engineering to change the future of medicine for people with brain disease: [email protected]
We founded Rune Labs to build the software and data backbone that will power the neuromodulation therapies of the future. We partner with medical device and pharma companies to accelerate development and delivery of transformative new therapies for Parkinson's Disease, Epilepsy, and Depression.
We are fresh off a Seed Round raise and looking to add top talent to our engineering team in the form of an additional backend engineer and a mobile engineer:
As Rune's second dedicated backend engineer, you will have the opportunity to work with a completely new kind of dataset. Our mobile app proxies data streamed from both DBS implants, as well as other sources of biomarker data, directly to our cloud platform. You will have a chance to work on APIs, distributed microservices, and data stores to facilitate entirely new ways of analyzing and treating the neural health of clinical trial patients.
As Rune's first dedicated mobile engineer, you will have the opportunity to create functional, intuitive, and delightful apps for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Experienced candidates will also help us bring our apps to Android and other health data wearables. The Rune app is adopted both by the general population of Parkinson's diagnosed patients, as well as by the leading neuroscience research groups in UCSF, Duke, Brown, Stanford, and University of Washington, to name a few.
We work closely with patients and researchers from our office in the inner sunset of San Francisco. Email me if you are interested in using software engineering to change the future of medicine for people with brain disease: [email protected]