"After interviewing with members of the systems engineering group, it was clear to me that by joining Vicarious Surgical I would be helping to usher this newly invented surgical robot into the world as a viable product that is ready to help patients. I would be helping to ensure its form and function are addressing the needs of surgeons and hospitals. I would be helping to identify potential safety hazards and working to ensure the design mitigates those risks to enable safe use in the operating room. And I would get to work directly with engineers from across the organization to make all of that happen"

“Our most challenging project is to provide surgeons with a unified and robust picture of what is currently happening inside the abdomen of the patient and highlight anything that requires their attention. Each sensor in the robot is producing a stream of information that is filtered, processed and fused together. Each stream represents a small piece of percept of the much larger abdominal space and robot state. The challenge is to define a supporting infrastructure that gives the AI the ability to integrate all these different bits of information in order to make informed and explainable decisions. All this information is then given to the surgeon who, in turn, will make decisions about patient treatment.” 

"When I think of Vicarious Surgical, I think of the word ‘opportunity.’ Opportunities to work with extremely talented staff and to develop a product that could innovate surgical procedures in ways we can only imagine today. And the opportunity to personally grow in an environment where you are valued and encouraged to push yourself to the limit and beyond."