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As a Biomedical Research Engineer, you will join the Health Sensing Hardware team to develop next-generation optical sensors for wearable devices like the Apple Watch and AirPods. You will be responsible for building research platforms to investigate novel sensing solutions, designing user studies, and analyzing data to empirically prove the application of these technologies. Your daily work involves using modeling tools to evaluate sensor behavior and defining requirements for multidisciplinary architects. The role requires expertise in physics, physiology, and optics to measure complex physiological signals in compact form factors. You will utilize programming languages such as MATLAB, Python, and LabView for hardware control and signal processing, alongside ray-tracing tools like LightTools or Zemax. Essential skills include understanding light propagation in biological tissue, coherent light sensing, stochastic modeling, and cross-functional communication of technical findings to senior leadership.
Python
Monte Carlo ray tracing
Biomedical optics
Multivariate analysis
Principal component analysis
Scientific computing
Simulation infrastructure
Tissue modeling