Electrical Engineer II (IVD)
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Of immediate need to BioDyn is an Electrical Engineer II (IVD) to aid in the design, development, and testing of electrical systems in our novel bench-top and point-of-care instrumentation and provide technical input on the design and development of our core lab-on-a-chip platform. The Electrical Engineer II will lead the electrical engineering efforts of the Product Development team and will play a vital role as a member of a dynamic team of engineers and scientists at the interface of microelectronics and molecular biology.
Responsibilities:
Performs electrical system design for benchtop and point-of-care medical instrumentation
Utilizes 2D and 3D electrical computer-aided design (ECAD) and modeling
Designs electrical system schematics and PCB layouts
Performs PCB troubleshooting and root cause analysis down to component level
Prepares Gerber (or equivalent) files, fabrication drawings, assembly drawings, BOM’s, and general documentation required for design transfer to fabrication and
assemblyDetermines DFM (design for manufacturability) and economic viability
Ensures product adherence to electrical performance, safety, and EMC standards
Solicits, analyzes, and documents engineering requirements
Maintains and updates requirements and design documentation throughout the entire system life cycle
Creates and maintains requirements’ traceability to ensure proper allocation of system requirements to subsystems
Drafts protocols for and conducts electrical system verification and validation testing
Liaises with certification testing partners for 61010 (safety) and 61326 (EMC) testing
Aids in biosensor design and development
Other duties as assigned
Education/Experience/Skills:
BS in Electrical Engineering or similar academic background; MS desired
Two (2) to five (5) years of hands-on design engineering experience in a biotech, medical device, or similar setting in a combination of the following:
o Experience working in risk management (ISO 14971)
o Experience working under design controls (21 CFR 820)
o Experience working under a quality management system (ISO 13485 or similar)
o Experience with low power designs, power management, current consumption optimization, and PWM drive stages
o Experience with analog designs, simulation and implementation of passive/active filters, amplifiers, A/D converter operations, noise handling, sensors, transducers,
peripheral drivers
Experience with silicon wafer processing is a plus.
Extremely comfortable working in the lab with oscilloscopes, DMM’s, power supplies, and current probes
Working familiarity with state-of-the-art electronics design tools such as schematic capture (Altium, Orcad, Eagle, etc.), simulation (Spice, Comsol), as well as system /
software toolsResults-driven, self-motivated, self-starter, motivated by difficult technical challenges, able to work independently and in teams
Demonstrates strong technical ability and creativity at a fundamental level