Electrical Engineer- Manufacturing
Scottsdale, AZ - USA
Job Summary
The Electrical Engineer is responsible for developing maintaining and troubleshooting test equipment for medical devices. Proficiency in LabVIEW programming is essential and ensuring our medical devices meet rigorous quality and safety standards through robust testing processes.
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities: |
Test Equipment Development: Design and develop test equipment for medical device verification and validation. Create and maintain detailed documentation including schematics wiring diagrams and test procedures. LabVIEW Programming: Develop debug and maintain LabVIEW applications for automated test equipment. Create user-friendly interfaces and ensure efficient data acquisition and analysis. Implement real-time control algorithms and signal processing techniques in LabVIEW. Testing and Validation: Conduct electrical and functional testing of medical devices using developed test equipment. Analyze test results identify issues and collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve them. Ensure all testing complies with regulatory standards and internal quality guidelines. Maintenance and Calibration: Perform regular maintenance and calibration of test equipment to ensure accuracy and reliability. Troubleshoot and repair test equipment as needed. Maintain calibration records and ensure compliance with industry standards. Collaboration and Communication: Work closely with engineers quality assurance and regulatory teams to develop comprehensive test plans. Provide technical support and training to other team members on the use of test equipment and LabVIEW applications. Participate in design reviews and provide input on testability and reliability of medical devices.
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Supervisory Responsibilities: |
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Education Qualifications and Skills: |
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Required Experience:
IC
About Company
HEALTHCARE NEEDS NEW ANSWERS Hospitals in the US are financially fragile and the pandemic has brought many to the verge of bankruptcy. Meanwhile, advancements in pharmaceuticals and medical technology carry the promise of better patient care – and a hefty price tag that threatens the ... View more