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Senior Electronics Engineer – Medical Devices Invention
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Overview
In this role you will contribute to inventing and developing brand-new medical devices in a fast-growing setting in London. You will collaborate with physicists, mechanical engineers, and scientists to create lifesaving technologies, applying electronics design at the core of medical devices. The position focuses on advancing cutting-edge Medical Devices and healthcare technology within a mission-driven team. You will operate on-site, supporting cross-functional efforts across disciplines to push innovative solutions forward.
Pay / Benefits
competitive starting salary
bonus
shares
pension
healthcare
Responsibilities
Contribute to invention and development of brand-new Medical Devices
Design and develop electronics for medical devices to ISO 13485, IEC 62304, EN 60601
Collaborate with cross-functional teams (physicists, mechanical engineers, scientists)
Work on cutting-edge technologies and diverse device types (robotics, wearables, sensors)
Support on-site development activities five days a week
Key requirements
Background in designing and developing Medical Devices to ISO 13485, IEC 62304, EN 60601
Degree in electronics, physics, or related field
Experience with Medical Devices across domains such as robotics, wearables, diagnostics, sensors
Strong electronics design skills at the core of devices
Team collaboration
Cross-functional communication
Problem-solving
Electronics design for medical devices
Regulatory knowledge (ISO 13485, IEC 62304, EN 60601)
Experience with diverse medical devices (robotics, wearables, sensors)
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