Electronics Engineer – Cancer Instrumentation

Overview

Electronics Engineer – Cancer Instrumentation – Cambridge

A growing Medical Devices Division is currently seeking an Electronics Engineer to contribute to the development of new Cancer Instrumentation devices, based in South Cambridge.

• You will work on a wide range of electronics design tasks, including power electronics, digital/analogue electronics, RF, and other complex fields such as thermal, motion control, and electro-mechanical or electro-medical devices.
• Collaborate on projects within the Medical Devices sector, adhering to ISO 13485 or EN 60601 standards.
• Contribute to the development of Cancer Instrumentation devices designed to improve survival rates of cancer patients. Experience in other Medical Devices or Scientific Instrumentation will also be considered.

• Degree in electronics or a related field that has prepared you for an electronics engineer role within the Medical Devices sector.
• Experience in Medical Devices or Scientific Instrumentation is desirable; familiarity with ISO 13485 or EN 60601 standards is advantageous.

The company boasts state-of-the-art labs and workshops and provides on-site gym facilities, nearby running and cycling tracks for fitness needs, and wellness programs.

Salary and benefits include a competitive starting salary, bonuses, pension benefits, healthcare coverage, dental benefits, and other perks typically associated with blue-chip companies.

If you are interested in working on life-saving technologies, we recommend applying now to avoid missing out on this excellent opportunity.

For further information, please contact Andrew Welsh, Director of Medical Devices Recruitment and Scientific Recruitment Specialist at Newton Colmore, on , or submit an application, and a member of our Newton Colmore team will contact you.

Newton Colmore Consulting is a specialist recruitment company within the Medical Devices, Scientific Engineering, Scientific Software, Robotics, Science, Electronics Design, New Product Design, Human Factors, Regulatory Affairs, Quality Assurance, and Field Service Engineering sectors.