Electrical Engineer

Onsite Role Responsibilities

• Develop and test new circuit blocks as part manufacturing a medical device.
• Directs, develops, concepts, and executes specifications, designs, plans and builds of PCBA's as part of a medical device.
• Leads or participates on project teams to develop clear specifications, evaluates feasibility of concepts, and provides formal estimates for electrical designs.
• Coordinates, monitors, and documents project designs, protocols, technical documents and statistical analysis.
• Creates electrical designs utilizing the departments’ standard development tools and procedures.
• Translates hardware requirements into an executable test protocol and performs bench testing to confirm product meets requirements.
• Prepares standard reports/documentation to communicate status and results
• Works with project teams that include Designers, Engineers and Technicians in the design, assembly, and debug of equipment.
• Designs electrical systems and specifies electrical components.
• Creates electrical engineering test set-ups and performs testing using oscilloscopes, power supplies, and multimeters.
• Completes FDA/QSR equipment requirements by assisting in the creation of specifications and qualifications.
• Provides training as required to ensure that the controls systems can be operated effectively.

• 5 - 8 Years with BS, 3 - 6 Years with MS, 0 - 3 Years with PhD
• Electrical Engineering or Biomedical degrees only.
• Any work within the medical device industry.
• Any work in a highly regulated industry such as automotive or aerospace.

• Any experience with design verification testing (DVT)
• Any experience writing test protocols.
• Any experience with statistical analysis, preferably Minitab.