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  • Location: Nottinghamshire
  • Salary: £40000 - £50000 per annum
  • Job Type:Permanent

Posted over 3 years ago

  • Sector: Clinical Operations
  • Contact: Ollie Gearing
  • Contact Email: ollie.gearing@nextphaserecruitment.com
  • Contact Phone: 01403 216216
  • Start Date: 2020-11-25
  • Job Ref: V-46544 - OG
Electronics Engineer

DESCRIPTION

An exciting opportunity for an Electronics Engineer has arisen with one of our Start-up clients based in Nottingham, who are at a pivotal stage in launching their first product into the minimally invasive surgery market. As a progressive start up my client are open to hearing from candidates who are looking for a role where they will be genuinely excited by the technology they are working with, to make a difference to patient’s lives and will embrace the culture found in successful start-ups.

RESPONSIBILITIES


  • Working within a small team to develop system specifications and designs.
  • Delivering high-quality schematics and PCB layouts, as well as embedded FPGA code.
  • Delivering fast turn around proof-of-concept circuits, when appropriate.
  • Delivering high-quality design documentation according to medical regulations.
  • Contributing to role-specific R&D planning.
  • Developing and performing testing, and other quality assurance tasks.
  • Working with external suppliers for both prototypes and volume quantities.
  • Debugging and fixing issues found from field testing and deployments.
 
REQUIRED EXPERIENCE

Essential:


  • Significant experience writing VHDL and embedded C/C++ for Xilinx FPGAs.
  • Significant experience of digital circuit design and layout within Altium.
  • Experience in implementing high-speed / high-bandwidth digital interfaces; ideally MIPI and PCIe. Familiar with system testing, and the requirements of IEC 60601.
 
Desirable:

  • Experience working under ISO 62304 and ISO 13485, and preparing associated documentation.
  • Detail-oriented, and willing to relentlessly optimise and miniaturise PCB layouts, in cooperation with mechanical design engineers.
  • Familiar with non-standard PCB construction and assembly techniques.
  • Familiar with EMI testing and reduction techniques.
  • Ability to self-motivate when working independently; prioritise tasks, and work effectively to manage and meet deadlines.
  • Experience writing firmware for microcontrollers, and perhaps PC-based test applications. Willingness to provide constructive input into R&D strategy & planning meetings.
  • Hold a first or upper second class degree in a relevant subject such as electronic engineering.