CareerPlan

Senior Hardware Engineer

USAFull-time$110k–$150k2026-10-18 → 2026-10-22
On-site

Core

Lead hardware design, development, and sustaining engineering for regulated medical devices.

Role type

Senior Hardware Engineer (Medical Devices)

Builds

Regulated medical devices

Domain

Medical Devices / Hardware Engineering

Required skills

Analog, digital, and mixed-signal electronics design; MCU, FPGA, and sensor interface design; Power electronics and DC-DC converters; High-speed PCB design (Ethernet, USB, SPI, I2C, CAN); PCB design, DFM, DFT, SI/PI analysis; Hardware verification and validation (V&V); Risk management (dFMEA, pFMEA, sFMEA); Requirement traceability (RTM); Component qualification and alternate-part evaluation; Manufacturing transfer and sustaining engineering.

Preferred skills

IVD, clinical diagnostics, or medical equipment experience; Cost reduction, VAVE, and should-cost analysis; Safety and EMC compliance testing; Supplier qualification and product lifecycle management; Agile or Scrum project execution.

Technologies

Ethernet, FPGA, Firmware, Hardware Support

Responsibilities

Lead hardware design, development, and sustaining engineering for regulated medical devices; Drive CAPA, change management, obsolescence mitigation, and product improvement initiatives; Conduct schematic reviews, select components, review PCB designs, and perform hardware validation; Carry out risk assessments, verification and validation, compliance testing, and regulatory support activities; Support manufacturing transfers, supplier changes, and cost optimization programs; Collaborate with Systems, Firmware, Mechanical, Quality, Regulatory, and Manufacturing teams.

Seniority

Senior, hands-on IC