Neural Engineers apply engineering principles to understand, monitor, and interact with the nervous system. Their work includes developing brain–machine interfaces, neural implants, neurostimulation systems, and signal-processing algorithms for neural data. They combine neuroscience, electronics, signal processing, and machine learning to translate neural activity into usable outputs. Neural Engineers work in research laboratories, medical device companies, neurotechnology startups, and clinical research environments. Globally, demand is rising due to advances in neurotechnology, growing interest in brain–computer interfaces, and expanding applications in rehabilitation, prosthetics, and treatment of neurological disorders.