Sr Electrical Engineer

Can you please confirm your top 3 skills sets required? Circuit Debugging experience PCBA Design and test experience Proven Hands on Electronic Mechanical Skills Can you please confirm the 3 main responsibilities/day to day activities required for this role? Board test plan and initial execution Track, determine root cause, recommend solutions to issues identified by hardware and cross functional teams Manage prototype hardware in the lab/local locations What is your target years of experience? 5-10 Years Job Responsibilities May Include Manage prototype hardware in the lab/local locations State of PCBAs Apply/ensure rework is consistent across all systems (include directing technicians to perform this work) Manage software/PL installed on the systems/PCBAs Support software, systems possibly DA with PCBA Issue debug Board test plan and initial execution Receive initial Boards 1 PCBAs Develop low level checkout Ohmic checks Initial power on Low level register testing (per PCBA if applicable) Lead technicians once initial PCBAs are tested Resource as test failures occur Debug failures with technician assist. Assist with EMC test setup (local internal prescreen and local test house) Work hand in hand with PL team to test hardware interface and expected results Develop/test board functions, ADC interfaces, DAC interfaces as needed. Bridge External Contract House, Systems team, DA team and EE team on catheter simulator design Assist with PCBA testing for first units Design lab test fixtures, test boards to support functional testing for EE team, systems team Participate in design reviews for schematics, layout Job Description Advancing Technology and Innovation in Electrical Engineering Position Overview The Sr. EE is an individual contributor within our technical functions, responsible for advancing existing technology and introducing new technologies and therapies. This role involves formulating, delivering, and managing assigned projects, collaborating with various stakeholders to achieve desired outcomes. The Sr. EE may mentor colleagues or oversee the work of lower-level professionals. Most of their time is dedicated to delivering R&D, systems, or initiatives related to new technologies or therapies-from conception through implementation-while adhering to company policies and leveraging specialized knowledge and skills. Key Responsibilities Research, develop, design, and test electrical components, equipment, systems, and networks. Design electrical equipment, facilities, components, products, and systems for commercial, industrial, and domestic purposes. Formulate, deliver, and manage projects, working with cross-functional teams to achieve project goals. Mentor colleagues and provide guidance to entry-level professionals and employees in the Support Career Stream. Participate in design reviews for schematics and layout. Assist with testing and development of PCBA units and lab test fixtures. Bridge communication between external contract houses, systems teams, DA teams, and EE teams on design projects. Differentiating Factors Autonomy: Operates independently with general supervision, handling larger and moderately complex projects or assignments. Organizational Impact: Sets objectives for their job area to align with project and assignment goals, contributing to project milestones and occasionally participating in cross-functional assignments. Innovation and Complexity: Addresses general problems and issues that may require a broad understanding across job areas. Makes adjustments or recommends enhancements to systems and processes to solve problems or improve job area effectiveness. Communication and Influence: Communicates primarily with internal contacts to share information, status, needs, and issues, supporting decision-making processes. External interactions are typically straightforward and focused on problem-solving. Leadership and Talent Management: May provide guidance and assistance to entry-level professionals and employees in the Support Career Stream. Required Knowledge and Experience: Requires practical knowledge and demonstrated competence in the job area, typically obtained through advanced education combined with relevant experience. Basic Requirements Baccalaureate degree in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent for degrees earned outside the United States, as specified by 8 C.F.R. 214.2(h)(4)(iii)(A)) and a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience, or an advanced degree with 3 years of experience.