Senior Electrical Hardware Engineer

Deep Sight Technology Inc. is an early-stage, pre-commercial medical device company with a vision for Physical AI
-scaling advanced multimodal sensing technologies so clinicians can see more, sense more, and guide procedures with greater precision and confidence. Our vision starts with developing a breakthrough platform combining acousto-optic sensing technology and ultrasound imaging.

Deep Sight is seeking dedicated, talented team members as we scale. We offer a collaborative, team-oriented environment along with competitive compensation and generous benefits

We are setting new standards that will dramatically improve ultrasound's capabilities for many years, and now we're hiring a full-time Senior Electrical Hardware Engineer to help us in our mission.

Pay: Depending on experience, you'll make $100,000 - $140,000/year.

Benefits: We support our team's well-being by offering stock options, medical insurance, dental, vision, and a 401(k) retirement plan.

To develop and improve this technology, we need dedicated team players on our side. We hope you'll be one of them! Keep reading to learn more about our St Louis, MO startup.

You will be in charge of the entire hardware development cycle, ensuring that every printed circuit board (PCB) is designed, fabricated, and assembled correctly. You'll have a hand in every stage of the process and will thoroughly test and review boards to make sure they're ready for real-world use.

Responsibilities include:

• Designing PCBs while following the design control process and ensuring all requirements and technical specifications are met
• Simulating boards in SPICE and coordinating with external vendors and manufacturers to ensure the boards are properly fabricated and assembled
• Managing inventory, completing technical documentation, and completing characterization of microelectronic systems
• Troubleshooting and debugging issues using various lab instruments such as oscilloscopes
• Leading rigorous verification and validation tests to make sure the boards meet safety and performance standards
• Generating detailed verification reports

To do this, you'll need the following:

• BS in electrical engineering or a related technical field
• 5+ years of industry experience, preferably in a regulated field such as medical, automotive, or aerospace
• Hands-on experience with SPICE or a similar circuit simulation tool
• Proven experience working with FPGAs and/or Microcontrollers
• Advanced experience with high-speed oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, and data acquisition boards
• Expert-level proficiency in CAD layout tools, specifically Altium Designer
• Proficiency in Python for hardware automation and data collection