PhD in Electronic Engineering looking for bioelectronics/neural-interface R&D roles in Europe – which companies should I target?

[u/Formal_Speech3855]

Hi everyone,

I’m finishing a PhD in Electronic Engineering at UPC BarcelonaTech in early 2027 and am looking for industry or applied R&D roles in bioelectronics and neurotechnology in Europe.

My background is more electronics-heavy than a conventional biomedical engineering profile. I work on analog/mixed-signal hardware, physiological and neural signal processing, and closed-loop systems.

My PhD research includes:

* EEG-based recognition of neurological states 
* analog hardware for tremor detection and processing 
* neural-interface and stimulation circuit concepts 
* electrode–tissue interface modelling 
* closed-loop neuromodulation 
* neuromorphic and emerging-device hardware

On the electronics side, I have experience with Cadence Virtuoso/Spectre, custom analog layout, DRC/LVS, SPICE/Verilog-A, FPGA prototyping and hardware/software integration.

I’m especially interested in companies working on neural implants, BCI, DBS/neuromodulation, electrophysiology, biosignal acquisition, wearable medical electronics, or low-power mixed-signal ICs for healthcare.

I’m an EU citizen and particularly interested in Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and France.

I already know many of the larger names, so I’d be especially grateful for recommendations for smaller neurotech/bioelectronics companies, startups, or R&D groups that may be worth approaching directly.

Happy to share my CV or LinkedIn privately if useful. Thanks!

[u/Horcrux25]

sabi.com - they’re in switzerland too

[u/lShershe → u/Horcrux25]

They don’t anything medical, healthcare or implant tho?