Electronics & Embedded Product Engineer

Role & responsibilities

Role: Independently own critical electronics and embedded development projects from requirements through integration, verification and deployment.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and debug embedded firmware independently.
• Perform PCB bring-up, verification and board-level troubleshooting.
• Select microcontrollers, sensors, drivers, power components and other electronic components.
• Develop and integrate power, battery, actuator and flow-control subsystems.
• Integrate electronics with mechanical, fluidic, optical and software systems.
• Develop test protocols; perform design verification, reliability and endurance testing.
• Conduct root-cause analysis and implement corrective design changes.
• Own critical engineering deliverables and project timelines; guide L0 engineers.
• Support product deployment and clinical validation at hospitals/laboratories.

Basic Technical Expectations

• Microcontrollers, Embedded C/C++ and hardware-firmware integration.
• UART, I2C, SPI, CAN, USB and RS-232/RS-485.
• Analog/digital electronics, PCB debugging and component selection.
• Power electronics, DC-DC conversion, protection and power management.
• Battery architecture, charging, protection and BMS fundamentals.
• DC/BLDC/stepper/servo motors, solenoids and actuator control.
• Pumps, valves, flow/pressure sensors and closed-loop flow control.
• Oscilloscopes, logic analysers and systematic root-cause analysis.

Preferred:

Industrial experience in biomedical instrumentation, medical devices, diagnostics or laboratory automation is preferred.

Level expectation:

Develop, Own & Deliver.