Bioelectronic Engineer

The Biopôle; Lausanne; On-site; CHF 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Impli, based in Lausanne, is seeking an Electronics Engineer to develop the signal generation and processing that powers its implantable/wearable biosensor. You will work closely with the electrochemistry team to design excitation waveforms, build the data acquisition pipeline and deliver analogue and DSP solutions for real hardware with our science team and manufacturing partners.

The candidate will have a degree in Electronic or Biomedical Engineering, strong analogue/mixed-signal design

Qualifications

• Degree in Electronic or Biomedical Engineering (BEng, MEng or PhD), or similar.
• Strong analogue and mixed-signal design, electrochemical signal generation and acquisition, and signal processing/DSP.
• Experience with PCB design, board bring-up, and low-current, low-noise front ends.

Responsibilities

• Develop signal generation and processing for the biosensor.
• Design excitation waveforms and build the acquisition pipeline.
• Deliver analogue, mixed-signal and DSP solutions from bench to working hardware with the science team, CSO and manufacturing partners.

Skills

Electronic Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Analogue design

DSP

PCB design

Startup mindset

Education

Electronic or Biomedical Engineering degree

Tools

PCB design tools

Job description

23.07

2026

Bioelectronic Engineer

About the company

Impli is developing an implantable and wearable biosensor that reads the body's chemistry in real time. Spun out of Imperial College London in 2022, the company is building a platform for continuous hormone monitoring and future diagnostic applications with the support of VC and Grant Funders.

About the role

As an Electronics Engineer, you will develop the signal generation and processing that powers the biosensor, working closely with the electrochemistry team in Lausanne. You will design excitation waveforms, build the acquisition pipeline, and deliver analogue, mixed-signal and DSP solutions, taking concepts from the bench to working hardware with the science team, CSO and Swiss manufacturing partners.

Key requirements

• Degree in Electronic or Biomedical Engineering (BEng, MEng or PhD), or similar
• Strong analogue and mixed-signal design, electrochemical signal generation and acquisition, and signal processing/DSP
• Experience with PCB design, board bring-up, and low-current, low-noise front ends
• Self-starter with a startup mindset; implantable or wearable devices