Pros
-Taking on probably the best application of the 21st century: brain computer interfaces (BCIs): -Understand, mitigate and cure debilitating central / peripheral nervous system diseases / disorders -Accelerate understanding of who we are as humans (in part helped by Science's SciFi ecosystem for neuroscientists (not just another med device company)) -Ensure a bright future for humanity / biological intelligence (e.g. improve memory/processing; accelerate learning rate, etc.) -Already completed clinical trials; on the verge of selling life changing vision prosthesis device in Europe (PRIMA) (this is just the begining). -Virtually unlimited skill growth ceiling (breadth of knowledge required across IC Design/RF/EE/CS/ME/CE/Material Science/Neuroscience is vast). -Not afraid to challenge the status quo. -Modern internal company tooling (HR/Ops/lab information management software, in-house microfab, advanced electronics assembly, test inspection, etc). -Incredibly kind and cracked coworkers. -Expectation is to go above and beyond ("mistakes are expected, but make them new and interesting").
Cons
-As is the case with young companies, some direction changes during early years were a bit jarring (albeit long term goals have always been the same).