At Neuralink, we believe that the best way to design a product for people with disabilities is by collaborating with people with disabilities. To this end, Neuralink has been working for several years with a Consumer Advisory Board (CAB) composed of people with lived experience with quadriplegia. From research and engineering to product development, the CAB provides the end-user perspective to help us to create the world’s most empowering and user-friendly BCI.

Neuralink is striving to improve the lives of countless individuals through our high-bandwidth brain-computer interfaces. This cutting-edge technology is being developed by a talented and mission-driven team whose diverse perspectives and lived experiences strengthen our ability to creatively problem solve. To elevate and celebrate our diversity, we apply our creative problem solving skills to all aspects of life at Neuralink, from the moment a potential applicant hears our name to the everyday employee experience. We insist on equitable practices not only because it is the right thing to do, but also because it helps us develop the best possible product by enabling each employee to realize their full potential in an environment where they know they belong.

Developing neural interfaces is an interdisciplinary challenge. We are looking to hire a wide range of people with diverse engineering, scientific, and operations expertise.