Electrical Test Engineering Co-op Intern January-June 2027

About the role

Electrical Test Engineer Co‑Ops at iRhythm work passionately to deliver innovative solutions that improve the quality of healthcare and the patient experience. In this role you will contribute directly to near and long‑term commercialization efforts for our next‑generation wearable bio‑sensors, collaborating alongside a small team of multi‑disciplinary engineers experienced in bringing medical devices to market. You will be treated as a regular member of the engineering team, inclusive of the associated projects, deliverables and accountability.

Responsibilities

• Test, analyze, design, evaluate, and debug circuits to support product line additions.
• Gain exposure to the testing approach required to release Class 2 compliant hardware in the medical device industry.
• Contribute to near‑ and long‑term commercialization efforts for next‑generation wearable bio‑sensors.
• Collaborate with a small multidisciplinary engineering team on projects, deliverables, and accountability.
• Approach prototyping and debugging with curiosity, interest in automation, and appreciation for feedback; use data to back up ideas.

Requirements

• Pursuing a PhD, Master’s, or Bachelor’s degree in biomedical, mechanical, electrical, or a similar engineering discipline.
• Strong electrical engineering fundamentals.
• Detail‑oriented with excellent troubleshooting and critical thinking skills.
• Solid understanding of analog and digital circuits, with underlying strength in math and physics.
• Hands‑on lab experience including soldering, data acquisition, and use of test equipment (multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, etc.).
• Experience with prototype bring‑up, debugging, and functional verification.
• Familiarity with schematic and layout tools (Altium a bonus) and circuit analysis/simulation tools (SPICE).
• Experience with a scripting language for analyzing and plotting data (Python a plus).
• Ability to use Office tools (spreadsheets, word processor, etc.).
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Comfortable working with minimal supervision.

Pay

$35.00 per hour (estimated pay range $25.00–$35.00)

Schedule

Full‑time, January through June 2027 (six‑month co‑op) in San Francisco, California.