The Electrical Engineering (EE) will be part of a Sustaining Engineering team and will be responsible for the mechanical design and development of medical products for Philips Business units.

Responsibilities include providing electrical engineering support for lifecycle /sustaining projects for systems that are in production. Activities include Root Cause Analysis, coming up with design solutions and support related verification and validation activities to implement design changes.

Key responsibilities:

• Printed Circuit Board Assemblies (PCBA) hardware design including schematics, layout, test plans and reports.

• Full electronic design package for the board suppliers.

• Design review meetings with hardware, firmware, mechanical, and quality engineers.

• Design for Manufacturing, Assembly, and Testing (DFMAT) reviews with suppliers and Philips manufacturing sites.

• Product quality by following development procedures, design guidelines and standards.

• Hardware development using 8-bit micro-controllers up to 32-bit microcontrollers, battery charging circuits, and BLE radios.

• Document, manage, and help to define/obtain/refine requirements, design docs, design reviews, and verification procedures,

• Help establish consistent ways of working with respect to embedded system electronics/software/firmware.

You're the right fit if you have the below experience:

• Printed Circuit Board Assemblies (PCBA) hardware design including schematics, layout, test plans and reports.

• Full electronic design package for the board suppliers.

• Design review meetings with hardware, firmware, mechanical, and quality engineers.

• Design for Manufacturing, Assembly, and Testing (DFMAT) reviews with suppliers and Philips manufacturing sites.

• Product quality by following development procedures, design guidelines and standards.

• Degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering.

• 7+ years of experience in electronics hardware development in a professional organization, ideally in the Medical Device industry.

• Hands-on knowledge of small micro-controllers and analog interfaces.

• Mastery of oscilloscopes, function generators, power supplies, IDE’s and emulators for debugging and test.

• Technical leadership skills in a multi-discipline engineering project environment.

• Understanding of board and system-level technologies and the ability to read, interpret and review analog and digital circuit schematics.

• Experience with electronics simulation tools such as PSpice.

• Experience in wireless technologies such as BLE, Wi-Fi, Zigbee, etc.

• Experience in a regulated industry (FDA strongly preferred).

• Experience with Altium and Mentor Graphics tools for PCBA design.

• Experience in defining, designing, documenting, testing, and implementing embedded firmware for 8-bit up to 32-bit microcontrollers using C.

• Basic concepts of system architecture, systems engineering

Specific Skills:

• Hardware development using 8-bit micro-controllers up to 32-bit microcontrollers, battery charging circuits, and BLE radios.

• Document, manage, and help to define/obtain/refine requirements, design docs, design reviews, and verification procedures,

• Help establish consistent ways of working with respect to embedded system electronics/software/firmware.

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