Do you want to make an impact on millions of people living with epilepsy in Africa and Asia?

We’re looking for a dedicated Android developer to achieve this mission. You will primarily build our mobile app while collaborating closely with consultants, the founding researchers at DTU and Harvard and the company CTO. As we are a start-up, you will be able to have a large influence on the direction of the technical development and the company as a whole.

We expect that you have:

• More than 4 years of experience with developing native Android apps using Kotlin or Java

• BSc. or MSc. in a relevant field such as computer science or engineering

• An interest in well structured and tested code

• The ability to work autonomously while maintaining attention to detail

• You enjoy collaborating with others

It would be nice (but not necessary) if you had:

• C/C++ experience

Our engineering team is small and the role requires a high degree of hands on software development. Over time there will be a posibillity to grow with the company and, as the team expands, take on people management.

We offer a fun, inspiring working environment where you can use your skill to make an impact while working with bright people and the newest technologies. You will have a central role in the team – your dedication will be key to the success of the company.

BrainCapture is based just outside Copenhagen, the role requires physical presence (mixed with working from home). For the right candidate we can support relocation.

The Company

BrainCapture is a Danish startup developing a revolutionary medical technology aimed at the 4+ Billion people in emerging markets who lack consistent and affordable access to neurological diagnostics. This lack of access leads to millions of people going without diagnosis and treatment for conditions like Epilepsy. We believe this significant global issue can be addressed by applying the tools of the 21st century - smartphones, connectivity, AI and automation - to the outdated medical technology and practices currently in use. We also believe that the vast disparity in access to care represents an opportunity.

We are creating an Electroencephalogram (EEG) device which is easy to use, telemedicine optimized, and AI assisted in order to offer EEG as a service throughout Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. The idea of an affordable, portable, connected EEG device has matured rapidly since BrainCapture was founded in 2019. Our small but dedicated team has validated the concept in trials in Guinea and Bhutan, tested prototypes at Filadelfia Epilepsy Hospital in Denmark and at Harvard Medical School, and undertaken usability testing in Kenya. 

Our founding team consists of leading AI professors from DTU, a Harvard professor in Epilepsy, engineers with execution experience and strong senior investors. We have secured funding through investors and European grants for the next phase of our growth we have been awarded a 1M EUR Eurostars grant(2020), raised 500k EUR in seed capital (2021), and secured 2M EUR from the European Innovation Council via their Accelerator Award (2022) with this our development is fully funded through 2025. 

We are currently expanding the team with several profiles to take us to the next level and deliver a device and technology stack that will change the lives of millions of people all over the world. While our approach to the EEG device is novel, we are not alone. A wave of innovation is sweeping the diagnostics industry. Join us to participate in a once-in-a-generation innovation.