R&D Engineer - Sensor Data Analysis; Intern

Natick, United States | Posted on 09/04/2025

Delsys Inc. () is the world leader in wearable and non‑contact sensor technology for high performance electromyography, biomechanics, and physiology instruments. Since our inception in 1993, we have focused on building a strong interdisciplinary engineering team to solve some of the most intractable challenges for non‑invasive biosignal sensing for human performance research and education. We maintain a fully‑featured design and production facility, serving a unique portfolio of hardware and software products that support clients and institutions in over 85 countries.

Together with our affiliate company Altec Inc. () we maintain an active portfolio of research programs that leverage the latest advances in computational technologies and sensor solutions to serve a wide variety of industrial, academic, and federal government needs.

Delsys is seeking highly motivated candidates to contribute to our next‑generation neural processing systems. Delsys R&D Interns (Biomedical) collaborate with engineers and scientists to solve challenges spanning the fields of movement science & human health. The candidate for this position will primarily be involved in developing post‑processing data pipelines used to study EMG, motion capture data, and other bio‑signals from multi‑modal sensors.

• Design and implement machine learning and computer vision pipelines that directly contribute to our core research.
• Translate proven research algorithms and solutions into commercial products.
• Collaborate on a team to deliver sound and vetted software.
• Develop and deploy distributed microservices for real‑time applications.

• Fluent in Python, C, C++, and C#.
• Working knowledge of signal processing.
• Experience working with time series signals.
• Be currently enrolled in or have completed an undergraduate or graduate degree in biomedical engineering (signal processing and coding background), computer engineering, computer science, data science (signal processing background), or a similar degree program.
• Must be able to show valid work eligibility.