Staff Electrical Engineer

Responsibilities

• Deliver board-level designs including analysis, schematics, and PCB layout for Class III products with sensitive analog front-end circuits, sensors, power, and high voltage.
• Lead electrical design work-streams within multi-disciplinary projects, ensuring scope, schedule, and deliverables are met.
• Drive technical decision-making, balancing performance, cost, manufacturability, and regulatory requirements.
• Develop and characterize designs through bench testing, system integration, and the creation of supporting test fixtures.
• Qualify critical alternate components as necessary that meet design needs.
• Perform failure analysis and document investigations to support manufacturing scale.
• Sustaining engineering efforts: Develop designs with components selected for cost reduction or obsolescence, and support qualifying alternate suppliers.
• Dry-run engineering tests and conduct / guide design verification test protocols.
• Support EMC/EMI testing and compliance activities, including preparation, execution, and troubleshooting to ensure designs meet applicable IEC standards such as IEC 60601.
• Document design descriptions and engineering analysis to support Manufacturing and Quality.
• Support Commercial Stage activities including manufacturing support, New Product Introduction programs, and Field Failure Analysis.
• Provide technical support for cross-functional teams, including Systems, Mechanical, Firmware, and Manufacturing Engineering.
• Facilitate effective collaboration across disciplines, aligning design activities with project milestones and product requirements.
• Provide peer review of designs and documentation.
• Mentor junior engineers as the team size grows.

Qualifications

• MSEE or BSEE with at least 10+ years of analog electronics design experience.
• Electrical design, test, and sustaining experience for products with microprocessors, FPGAs, analog, and high-voltage electronics.
• Experience with board bring-up, debug, and integration of embedded systems including ability to modify and compile C code for microcontrollers to support hardware testing.
• Good understanding of product life cycle(s) management from concept through production including manufacturing follow up. DFM, DFT.
• Experience working directly with fab and assembly CMs.
• Familiarity with medical standards and verification to those standards and QMS for Class III medical devices.
• Preferred knowledge of digital signal processing concepts for electrophysiology and other sensor data.
• Familiarity with low power circuit design techniques.
• Familiarity with electrical safety standards and HV isolation.
• Experience with circuit and system simulation techniques desired.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Preferred experience with project leadership, including coordination with multiple disciplines from concept through manufacturing transfer.