Electrical Engineer II - Exempt

Join our dynamic team in Mounds View, MN, where you will have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge medical devices and collaborate with a diverse group of professionals. This is a fantastic opportunity for a motivated electrical engineer looking to make a significant impact in the medical device industry.

• Assess supplier driven changes, component changes, and component obsolescence for potential impact against product functional requirements and document the testing required or rationale (analysis) for no testing.
• Create test plans and reports, and coordinate product testing.
• Evaluate returned product to determine the root cause of field returns and establish design improvements.
• Create and implement engineering changes in the Product Data Management system, including leading the cross-functional change review and approval process.
• Communicate technical details and achieve the necessary understanding and trust from non-technical audiences.
• Provide technical expertise to support electrical and mechanical projects that expand the capabilities of existing product and system solutions.
• Review and analyze circuit schematics and technical component specifications.
• Design, simulate, and test analog and digital circuits either independently or while working closely with a design technician for the development of improved solutions and evaluation of returned product.
• Generate high-quality formal documentation and records.
• Manage, configure, track, verify, and transport test samples.
• Assess the impact of changing regulatory standards on existing medical products and assess the impact of changes in medical products against existing regulatory standards.
• Address reactive and often urgent issues, with priorities changing frequently to assure quality and continuity of supply.

• 0 to 5 years industry experience.
• Bachelor of Electrical Engineering or another Engineering discipline with a strong focus in electronics.
• Capability to function independently as an Electrical Engineer with minimal supervision.
• Skills include analog/digital circuit design and troubleshooting, laboratory practices, circuit simulation, product testing, and design of experiments.
• Demonstrated problem-solving skills.
• Strong written communication skills.
• Proven experience working effectively both independently and with multi-functional teams.

• Experience in a regulated industry (e.g., medical, aerospace, military).
• Experience in the development or support of medical products.
• Experience with evolving technology such as USB, Bluetooth, mobile (cellular) technology, and WiFi.
• Experience in manufacturing or post-market support.
• General understanding of how to interpret and apply industry-recognized standards, especially for medical electronic products.
• Strong verbal skills.
• Experience with quick turn assignments.