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Senior Engineer, Systems Design – Systems Integration & Test, Flow Cytometry

Singapore, Singapore💼 Full-time🗓 2026-08-25 → 2026-09-25

Core

Lead systems integration and hands-on engineering testing for complex Flow Cytometry instruments, ensuring microfluidics, acoustics, optics, electronics, and firmware subsystems work together effectively.

Role type

Senior IC systems integration and test engineer (life-science instrumentation)

Builds

Integrated Flow Cytometry systems and proof-of-concept prototypes

Domain

Life sciences / Analytical instrumentation / Biomedical engineering

Deliverable

production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work

Required skills

systems integration, hands-on engineering testing, root-cause analysis, experimental design, statistical data analysis, technical risk assessment, requirements traceability, cross-subsystem troubleshooting

Preferred skills

flow cytometry domain knowledge, microfluidics, acoustics, optics, Attune platform experience

Technologies

microfluidics, acoustics, optics, electronics, firmware, software

Responsibilities

Drive execution of systems integration activities coordinating interfaces across multiple subsystems; Plan and perform hands-on engineering testing for feasibility studies and integration checkout; Execute controlled system configurations to identify cross-subsystem issues; Lead structured integration issue triage and root-cause investigations; Analyze experimental and test data to identify trends and failure mechanisms; Assess integration coverage and support development of test methods and acceptance criteria; Perform technical risk assessments for sustaining changes and design modifications; Support feasibility studies and proof-of-concept activities; Maintain integration configuration and readiness evidence for handoff to V&V.

Seniority

Senior, hands-on IC

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