Staff Electrical Engineer

What You Will Do

Electrical Design and Development

• Design and develop electrical components, circuits, and subsystems for medical devices.
• Translate design inputs and system requirements into electrical engineering specifications and detailed designs.
• Develop, evaluate, and refine design concepts through analysis, prototyping, simulation, and bench testing.
• Apply advanced electrical test methods to evaluate component and subsystem performance.
• Investigate complex technical problems, identify potential solutions, and evaluate design alternatives against product and subsystem requirements.
• Conduct technical research, analysis, and engineering studies to support design decisions and product development.
• Assess system-level impacts and dependencies associated with electrical design choices.

Verification and Technical Execution

• Develop and execute test methods to evaluate electrical designs, components, and subsystems.
• Analyze test results, troubleshoot design issues, and drive problems to root cause and resolution.
• Apply engineering analysis, modeling, simulation, and statistical methods as appropriate to support design decisions.
• Partner with other engineering disciplines to support subsystem and system integration.
• Demonstrate ownership of assigned technical activities and independently prioritize work to meet project objectives.

Product Development and Compliance

• Apply applicable industry standards, engineering requirements, and test strategies throughout product development.
• Create and maintain engineering documentation supporting product development and the Design History File.
• Follow established design controls, risk management practices, and Quality Management System requirements.
• Apply an understanding of customer needs, intended use, and clinical workflows to engineering decisions.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

• Collaborate with R&D, Quality, Manufacturing, Regulatory, Clinical, Marketing, Project Management, and other functions to support successful product development.
• Build effective relationships across technical disciplines and influence decisions through sound engineering judgment.
• Communicate technical information, design considerations, risks, and recommendations clearly to project stakeholders.
• Contribute to improvements in engineering processes, tools, methods, and development practices.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
• 4 or more years of applicable engineering experience.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience designing and developing electrical components, circuits, or subsystems.
• Working knowledge of electrical design processes, electrical components, and manufacturing methods.
• Experience interpreting, analyzing, troubleshooting, and testing electrical designs.
• Experience with electrical prototyping and bench testing.
• Experience with CAD, CAE, circuit simulation, or other electrical design and analysis tools.
• Experience applying engineering analysis tools and statistical methods.
• Understanding of system architecture, system components, interfaces, and associated requirements.
• Understanding of the product development lifecycle and the system-level impact of electrical design decisions.
• Experience working on multidisciplinary products involving electrical, mechanical, software, or systems engineering.
• Experience with medical devices or another regulated or safety-critical product development environment.
• Familiarity with design controls, risk management, verification, and engineering documentation within a regulated development process.