Electrical Engineering Intern
Morph, New York City +1
The role
We build our own headset, electrodes and amplifier, and the core hardware already works. The work now is making it smaller, longer-lasting and more capable, and integrating it with prosthetic hands, so an amputee can move a hand just by intending to.
As an Electrical Engineering Intern, you'll spend five months on one well-scoped hardware project, working directly with the founders. You'll own it from the first question to the result, and be expected to ship something real: a board revision we build, a measured gain in battery life, or a clear finding that changes what we try next.
This is not a side project. Interns work on the same boards, firmware and open problems as the rest of the team.
What you will do
- Miniaturization. Shrink our boards through layout, component choice and stackup, so the headset gets smaller and lighter.
- Battery life and power management. Find where the power goes, cut it, and verify the gain with measurements. Improve charging and battery management.