Senior Staff R&D Systems Engineer- Electro-Mechanical & Fluidic Systems

Work Flexibility: Onsite

As a Senior Staff R&D Systems Engineer you will serve as a leading member of the R&D team for our next-generation vascular thrombectomy platforms. This role bridges advanced medical device hardware with high-performance digital ecosystems. You will lead cross-functional project teams through the entire product development lifecycleindependently researching prototyping and testing complex fluidic components and electro-mechanical control systems. Additionally you will actively shape broader R&D organizational initiatives and cross-functional product strategy.

What You Will Do

• Architect and develop closed-loop fluid control systems driven by real-time sensor feedback and integrated data acquisition architectures.

• Utilize expert-level CAD/CAE tools to model complex mechanical fluidic and electro-mechanical components producing detailed engineering drawings.

• Specify functional requirements and evaluate final designs for overall effectiveness lifecycle cost system reliability and clinical safety.

• Build robust data acquisition frameworks to capture and analyze high-frequency sensor data during R&D testing.

• Design and lead automated validation and verification (V&V) testing infrastructures including custom fixture development using LabVIEW or Python.

• Lead the physical assembly bring-up and stress-testing of complex R&D prototypes.

• Work alongside R&D Quality Manufacturing Regulatory and Clinical teams to ensure design excellence and optimize components for manufacturing.

• Drive the seamless transition of New Product Development (NPD) projects into high-volume manufacturing environments.

• Maintain strict adherence to medical device design controls risk management and regulatory frameworks (Class II and Class III).

• Act as a technical mentor across the division establishing best engineering practices and identifying process improvement opportunities.

What You Need (Required Qualifications)

• Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering Biomedical Engineering or a highly related technical discipline.

• 6 years of direct work experience as a systems engineer in the development of Class II and Class III medical devices.

• Proven track record leading medical device prototyping verification testing and cross-functional product strategies.

• Experience with SolidWorks for complex component modeling and detailed manufacturing drawings.

• Practical knowledge of closed-loop fluid systems real-time sensor feedback loops and data analytics.

• Familiarity with medical device design controls risk management frameworks and strict industry compliance standards.

Preferred Qualifications

• Project experience applying computational fluid dynamics (CFD) concepts and simulation tools.

• Advanced hands-on experience with automated testing platforms using LabVIEW or Python.

• Proven leadership in V&V test automation custom test fixture development and NPD design transfer to production.

• Successful on-time completion of design transfers from R&D to active manufacturing lines.

• Precision performance of closed-loop sensor feedback arrays under high-stress fluid dynamics.

• Increased percentage of automated V&V test cycles reducing manual prototype testing overhead.

$118000 - $196600 USD Annual

Travel Percentage: 10%

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