Formal methods
Proof & formal mathematics
Formal methods expertise supporting measurement contracts, instrument correctness, and the interpretation of scientific requirements established for our measurement systems.
Careers
We develop software, sensors, and instrumentation informed by formal health science. Fieldflux builds and tests practical measurement technology. If that is your kind of challenge, we would like to meet you.
How we work
Measurement engineering rewards a small team of experienced people working deeply across disciplines, with clear testable goals and continuous collaboration.
We keep the team small and senior, the standards high, and the feedback loop short. Everyone here works across the seam between disciplines — math that has to run on a phone, signal processing that has to survive a clinic, science that has to stay honest. We prize rigor, taste, and the humility to say what we don't yet know.
Engineering that connects physical evidence and working technology.
Where we go deep
We're always interested in exceptional people in these areas — whether or not a role is posted.
Formal methods
Formal methods expertise supporting measurement contracts, instrument correctness, and the interpretation of scientific requirements established for our measurement systems.
Physics
Physical sensing, observability, and model-to-measurement translation. You can connect precise theoretical requirements with the limitations of real experiments and instruments.
Signals & imaging
Lock-in demodulation, phase-coherence estimation, and physical measurement that has to hold up outside a lab. Optics, RF, or quantum sensing a plus.
Product engineering
Swift, on-device computation, and real-time pipelines. You care about correctness and latency in equal measure, on hardware people actually own.
Clinical & research
Human physiology, study design, and the judgment to keep our claims honest. You help us stay firmly on the measurement side of the line.
How to apply
We hire for exceptional fit more often than for a fixed slot. Send us who you are, what you've built, and the problem you'd want to own — a link to real work says more than a résumé.