Job Description
📍 San Diego, CA (onsite) | Full-time
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About the role
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A growing medical device company is hiring an Electrical Engineer II to help develop the electrical systems for its next-generation device platform. You’ll own defined circuits and subsystems from design through prototype, bring-up, verification, and manufacturing support. You’ll work alongside senior engineers, with a clear path to system-level ownership and a Senior Electrical Engineer role.
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What you’ll do
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- Design analog, digital, power, and microcontroller-based electronics for embedded medical devices
- Create schematics, PCB layouts, BOMs, and design documentation
- Develop interfaces for sensors, pumps, fans, displays, touchscreens, batteries, and communication modules
- Assemble prototypes, bring up boards, test, debug, and iterate
- Build test fixtures and tools for board-level and system-level verification
- Partner with firmware, mechanical, and systems engineers on interfaces, packaging, thermal, and architecture
- Support EMC/ESD, signal and power integrity, design verification, and manufacturing transfer
- Contribute to design reviews, root-cause investigations, and risk assessments
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Requirements
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- BS in Electrical Engineering or a related field, or equivalent experience
- 3+ years of hands-on experience designing and debugging embedded electronic systems
- Analog and digital circuit design, power distribution, and microcontroller interfaces
- Schematic capture and PCB layout in Altium or a comparable tool
- Prototype board bring-up and lab equipment (oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, power supplies)
- Embedded interfaces: UART, SPI, I²C, USB, ADC, PWM, GPIO
- Clear communication and cross-functional collaboration
- Medical device or regulated product experience (IEC 60601, ISO 13485, ISO 14971) preferred
- STM32 ecosystem experience preferred (STM32N6 a big plus)
- Displays, touch, wireless, or high-speed digital interfaces a plus
- Motor, pump, fan, thermoelectric, or heater control hardware a plus
- Battery-powered systems, BMS, and charging a plus
- Basic embedded C and Git a plus
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Why this role
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🚀 Real ownership from day one, growing into full electrical system architecture
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📈 A clear path to Senior Electrical Engineer