Senior Electronics Engineer - Medical Devices Invention

Newton Colmore

Warwick

1 month ago

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Senior Electronics Engineer – Medical Devices Invention – Warwick

A growing Medical Devices company is currently seeking an experienced Electronics Engineer to contribute to the invention and development of brand‑new Medical Devices. Based in the Warwick area, you will be involved in developing cutting‑edge technologies.

Working alongside physicists, mechanical engineers, scientists, and other Medical Devices experts, you will be involved in creating lifesaving and life‑improving Medical Devices.

Qualifications

You should have a background in designing and developing Medical Devices to ISO 13485, IEC 62304, and EN 60601 standards.

Experience with various types of Medical Devices such as Medical Robotics, Wearable Diagnostics, Injectable Treatment, and other complex Medical Devices with electronics design at the core of the technology.
Degree in electronics, physics, or a related subject that enables you to work on the electronics design of medical devices.

Benefits

In addition to working on the latest areas of Medical Devices and Healthcare Technology, you will also be rewarded with an excellent starting salary, bonus, pension, healthcare, and other outstanding benefits that are not typically available with most companies.

Additional Information

This is an exciting role where you can focus on new types of Medical Devices, so I anticipate a lot of interest. If you are interested, I suggest you submit an application now or risk missing out.

You will be on‑site five days a week; hybrid or remote working is not currently possible.

For more information, please feel free to call Andrew Welsh, Director of Medical Devices recruitment, and Biotech recruitment specialist at Newton Colmore, on (phone number removed), or submit an application, and one of our team members at Newton Colmore will contact you.

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