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Electrical Engineer (Acoustics)

Galway
6 days ago
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Job Title: Acoustics Engineer

Organisation Overview

Our Client, a leader in the medical device industry, is currently seeking an Acoustics Engineer to join their team on a contract basis. With a recent shift towards Renal denervation technology, this role offers a unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects with both mechanical and electrical components. The company prides itself on fostering innovation, offering a dynamic work environment that encourages growth and collaboration.

Role Summary

As part of this exciting transformation, Our Client is looking to onboard an experienced Acoustics Engineer to play a pivotal role in driving the development and testing of new medical devices. This position is crucial for ensuring the successful integration of electrical expertise into the team and overcoming current challenges. The initial contract will be for a minimum of 6 months, with the potential for extension based on performance.

Responsibilities

Contribute to the design and testing of single-use medical devices
Collaborate with the team to implement ultrasound technology for Renal denervation
Utilize function generators and oscilloscopes for acoustics testing
Ensure compliance with industry standards such as IEC 62127 and IEC 61161/IEC 62555
Conduct beam mapping and radiation force balance methods for accurate measurements

Essential Skills & Experience

Proven experience in acoustics testing within the medical device industry
Proficiency in using function generators, oscilloscopes, and hydrophones
Familiarity with industry standards and calibration traceability requirements
Strong understanding of ultrasound technology and its application in medical devices

Desirable Skills & Experience

Previous experience with Renal denervation technology
Knowledge of spatial-averaging corrections and bandwidth requirements
Familiarity with beam mapping techniques for precise measurement

Call to Action

If you are a skilled Acoustics Engineer passionate about driving innovation in the medical device industry, we encourage you to apply by submitting your CV. Join Our Client's team, where your expertise will make a meaningful impact on the future of healthcare technology.
(Note: The industry data was not available for this job order, hence it has not been included in the advert.)

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