Electronics Engineer, Medtech
-
Engineering
Electronics Engineer
Job Description & How to Apply Below
This award-winning engineering company develop electromechanical instruments for the Med Tech sector. These products are typically sophisticated medium-volume instruments that perform a specialised clinical or diagnostic function. They are currently looking to recruit an experienced Electronics Engineer who will help deliver their next medical device instruments.
From well-furbished buildings, you will have at hand the latest tools and support to design, develop and deliver projects. You’ll have access to Altium Designer for ECAD and a range of test instruments. Workshops are kitted out with hardware prototyping capabilities, so you can look to optimise your designs.
Requirements:
- Having graduated with a 1st / 2.1 in electronics, you can demonstrate significant industry experience in electronic hardware design including prototyping, ECAD, test and manufacturing.
- Project experience with medical device regulations (ISO
13485). Other highly-regulated industry experience may be considered. - Experience with FPGAs or Python for test automation would be desirable.
- Exposure to optics, embedded software or signal processing would be advantageous.
- Good communications skills and ability to speak with technical and non-technical audiences. Past experience working in a technical consultancy environment would be highly beneficial.
- Must be able to undertake occasional national and international business travel (typically US and Europe).
This is an excellent opportunity to develop and hone your engineering and problem solving skills, work on interesting projects within a collaborative and supportive work environment. On offer is an excellent remunerations package.
Keywords: Med Tech, Electronics, PCBs, Microcontrollers, Power Systems, Optics, Embedded Software, Signal Processing, Healthcare, Onsite
Recommend for £250
(If this job is in fact in your jurisdiction, then you may be using a Proxy or VPN to access this site, and to progress further, you should change your connectivity to another mobile device or PC).