Eva Esteban: My Journey Into Neurotech | by NeuroTechX Content Lab | NeuroTechX Content Lab | Jan, 2024 | Medium

The world of neurotechnology is growing at an unprecedented rate. Among the emergence of new ventures, next-generation product launches, regulatory approvals, research breakthroughs and more, a new generation of voices have come into view. One of those voices belongs to Eva Esteban — OpenBCI’s award-winning Embedded Software Engineer and co-founder of Unipeers, a non-profit supporting international STEM students. NeuroTechX Content Laboratory director Sophie Valentine sat down with Eva to discuss how she wound up in neurotech, her hopes for the future of the industry, and what advice she’d give her younger self. Eva Esteban: My journey into neurotech began with a childhood belief that engineers can solve any problem, inspired by my father. He used to fix anything that broke around the house. To me it felt like magic. Anytime something broke for anyone in the family he would always be the one to fix it. I started helping him from an early age. There was this time — I think I was 10 or 1

The world of neurotechnology is growing at an unprecedented rate. Among the emergence of new ventures, next-generation product launches, regulatory approvals, research breakthroughs and more, a new generation of voices have come into view. One of those voices belongs to Eva Esteban — OpenBCI’s award-winning Embedded Software Engineer and co-founder of Unipeers, a non-profit supporting international STEM students. NeuroTechX Content Laboratory director Sophie Valentine sat down with Eva to discuss how she wound up in neurotech, her hopes for the future of the industry, and what advice she’d giv