Test Engineer II - Exempt
Listed on 2026-10-15
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Engineering
Test Engineer, Quality Engineering
Join our team in Minneapolis, MN, a vibrant city known for its cultural diversity and innovative spirit. We are seeking a dedicated professional to contribute to our cutting-edge projects in the medical device industry.
QualificationsMust Have A Bachelor degree in electrical engineering is required. One or more years'experience in medical device product development or equivalent is required. Solid understanding of engineering fundamentals and proven hands-on electronic/mechanical skills. Nice to Have Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
ResponsibilitiesResponsibilities Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned:
- Design, develop, and implement testing methods and equipment.
- Plan and arrange the labor, schedules, and equipment required for testing and evaluating standard and special devices.
- Provide test area with parameters for sample testing and specify tests to be performed.
- Compile data and define changes required in testing equipment, testing procedures, manufacturing processes, or new testing requirements.
- Responsible for testing all customer samples and for special tests that cannot be performed in the test area.
- Formulate, deliver and/or manage projects assigned and work with other stakeholders to achieve desired results.
Requires a Baccalaureate degree and minimum of 2 years of relevant experience OR a Master's degree with a minimum of 0 years relevant experience.
Additional Position DetailsTop 3 skill sets required:
Test method development, Validation, and strong electrical engineering.
Main responsibilities:
Developing test methods and validation, training Technicians.
Product support:
Cardiac devices.
Target years of experience: 3 years.
Interviewing starts: 10/12/2026.
Start date:
ASAP.
Work location:
Onsite in Minneapolis, MN.
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