Echo Neurotechnologies is seeking a Senior Electronics Technical Program Manager to lead end-to-end hardware and firmware programs for novel medical devices in the Brain-Computer Interface space. This on-site role in San Francisco, California, United States requires coordinating Electrical Engineering, Firmware, Systems, Quality, and Manufacturing teams to deliver integrated electromechanical solutions, including custom ASIC components, embedded electronics, and sensor interfaces, while ensuring regulatory and quality compliance.

Key responsibilities include managing the cross-functional program across EE, FW, and manufacturing, driving hardware-software co-design, board bring-up, signal integrity, and system-level debugging; overseeing design control deliverables under FDA and ISO standards (IEC 62304, ISO 14971); managing risk analyses, V&V activities, and supplier relationships; developing detailed roadmaps with hardware spins, firmware milestones, and resource planning; and leading design reviews and root-cause problem solving using foundational engineering principles. The role requires strong leadership, collaboration across time zones, and experience with Jira, Smartsheet, Confluence, and Agile/Scrum.

Qualifications include a Bachelor\'s or Master\'s degree in Engineering and 7–10+ years of program management or engineering leadership spanning hardware concept development to production release; deep technical background in electrical engineering, embedded firmware, electronics architecture, and V&V for electromechanical systems; experience with medical device re

Echo Neurotechnologies is seeking a Senior Electronics Technical Program Manager to lead end-to-end hardware and firmware programs for novel medical devices in the Brain-Computer Interface space. This on-site role in San Francisco, California, United States requires coordinating Electrical Engineering, Firmware, Systems, Quality, and Manufacturing teams to deliver integrated electromechanical solutions, including custom ASIC components, embedded electronics, and sensor interfaces, while ensuring regulatory and quality compliance.

Key responsibilities include managing the cross-functional program across EE, FW, and manufacturing, driving hardware-software co-design, board bring-up, signal integrity, and system-level debugging; overseeing design control deliverables under FDA and ISO standards (IEC 62304, ISO 14971); managing risk analyses, V&V activities, and supplier relationships; developing detailed roadmaps with hardware spins, firmware milestones, and resource planning; and leading design reviews and root-cause problem solving using foundational engineering principles. The role requires strong leadership, collaboration across time zones, and experience with Jira, Smartsheet, Confluence, and Agile/Scrum.

Qualifications include a Bachelor\'s or Master\'s degree in Engineering and 7–10+ years of program management or engineering leadership spanning hardware concept development to production release; deep technical background in electrical engineering, embedded firmware, electronics architecture, and V&V for electromechanical systems; experience with medical device re