Electrical Engineer

ppbElectrical Engineer at SLAM Ortho /b /p pDid you know that the average person can expect to break two bones in their lifetime? At SLAM Ortho, we are dedicated to empowering trauma surgeons with innovative sensor technology, enabling them to provide superior care for patients with fractures. /p pBy combining advanced sensor technology, smart data analysis and a reusable device design, we help surgeons operate faster and place implants more precisely - reducing complications and supporting quicker recovery. In this role, you will work with cutting-edge technology, directly improve patients’ lives, and contribute significantly to enhancing the quality of our healthcare system. A surgeon making the right decision starts with the right quality of the data, which is directly related to your role. /p pAs Electrical Engineer you will be responsible for the electrical design of our sensor unit. You will translate requirements into technical solutions that allow a surgeon to treat patients more effectively, and you will be involved in every stage of the development process along the way. /p pbYour first responsibility will be leading the electrical and firmware development of our V2 device, while continuing to support and improve the electronics of our current V1 system already in the field. /b /p pAs our Electrical Firmware Engineer you would: /p ul liDesign, develop, and validate all HW and FW for our Class IIa medical device, from schematic capture through layout, prototyping, and implementation. /li liThis includes BLE and antenna design, RTOS and programming in C. /li liEMC and IEC 60601 testing doesn't worry you and testing your designs to failure by yourself is your default. You treat it as part of making things work reliably. /li liWrite and maintain firmware for our embedded systems, balancing new V2 development with ongoing V1 support and improvements. /li liSource and manage suppliers for electronic components and assemblies, building resilient, scalable supply chains. /li liConduct electrical and functional tests on prototypes and production units, analyse results, and drive continuous improvement with the team. /li liCreate and maintain technical documentation: schematics, test protocols, firmware specs, and work instructions that others can reproduce. /li liCollaborate closely with Mechanical, Software, and Clinical teams, as well as suppliers, to align electrical solutions with regulatory and performance needs, now and in future product development. /li liSet your own priorities and goals, managing your time across support and development without losing sight of what matters most. /li liTake the lead on electrical and firmware decisions, anticipating risks and using data to boost quality, reliability, and manufacturability while keeping COGS and lead times in check. /li liAffinity with optical design is a very strong plus, our sensor is based on optical principles, and our key electrical components are light emitters and receivers. /li /ul pbWhat we expect from you /b /p ul liBachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Embedded Systems, or equivalent /li li3-5 years of relevant experience in PCB design and embedded firmware development /li liProven ability to take ownership and lead work with minimal oversight /li liStrong time management skills: able to set goals and priorities independently across parallel workstreams /li liExperience in supplier management and establishing supply chains for electronic components and assemblies /li liExperience working in a regulated industry, such as medical devices (MDR, ISO 13485, IEC 60601), and with design documentation, is a plus /li liExperience with Fusion 360 is a plus /li liExperience programming in/ for Android, Flutter or Dart is a plus /li /ul /p #J-18808-Ljbffr