Technical Fellow, Electrical Engineering

Major Areas of Accountability

• Technical Leadership

• Work highly independently in alignment with business objectives for current and future generations of implantable products
• Drive the definition and development of complex electrical hardware architectures for new and existing products
• Subject Matter Expert (SME) in areas related to EMC, Safety testing, and 60601 standards
• Thorough understanding of FDA standards and expectations
• Foster a culture of innovation, technical rigor, and quality compliance
• Generate new intellectual property in accordance with departmental strategic objectives
• Consult and advise on the applicability and acquisition of inorganic opportunities for required technologies or products
• Provide leadership, coaching, and training to other employees within job area
• Routinely demonstrate strategic thinking and problem-solving skills

• Technical Oversight

• Lead the definition of system-level electrical requirements and drive translation into lower-level hardware and subsystem requirements
• Experience in analog/digital circuit design techniques for low power or implantable applications
• Deep expertise to guide component selection, circuit topology, power distribution, signal integrity, and embedded hardware integration
• Own and shape long-term technology strategy by identifying architectural improvements, platform reuse opportunities, and scalable design approaches

• Project & Process Management

• Support the product lifecycle from concept through verification, validation, transfer to manufacturing, and post-market support
• Ensure rigorous risk management practices, including hazard analysis and FMEA, are applied to all designs

• Innovation & Continuous Improvement

• Establish and advocate for best practices and continuous improvement to mature Electrical Engineering knowledge and processes
• Collaborate with all functions within R&D, and across the organization to ensure program success
• Drive root-cause analysis and resolution of complex hardware issues throughout development, verification, and sustaining phases

Qualifications

• Education & Experience

• Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering, or related field. Master’s degree in related field is preferred
• 20+ years of engineering experience
• Direct experience in electrical design and testing of Active Implantable medical device systems