Electronics Engineer – Experimental Medical Devices

Newton Colmore Consulting; Cambridge; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Newton Colmore Consulting is seeking an experienced Electronics Engineer for a Medical Devices company in Cambridgeshire. You will work on invention and design of lifesaving devices and join an established team of engineers, scientists and designers.

The role requires having worked on at least one medical device that reached the market; exposure to ISO 13485 is essential, and EN 60601 knowledge is advantageous. Career progression stays hands-on with development.

Qualifications

• Must have developed at least one medical device that reached the market.
• Experience working in an ISO 13485 environment is desirable.
• Knowledge of EN 60601 standards is advantageous.
• Degree in electronics or physics is required; higher degrees are beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Assist invention and design of brand new lifesaving medical devices.
• Work within an established team of engineers, scientists and designers to develop and improve devices.
• Demonstrate a track record of a medical device going to market.
• Operate in an ISO 13485 environment; maintain quality and documentation.

Skills

Electronics design

Medical device development

EN 60601 knowledge

ISO 13485 environment

Education

BSc in electronics or physics

Masters/PhD in electronics or physics

Job description

A very interesting role has become available for an experienced Electronics Engineer, for a Medical Devices company in Cambridgeshire. We are looking for people to help with the invention and design of brand new lifesaving medical devices.

You will be working within an established team of engineers, scientists and designers and help develop and improve medical devices. It is essential that you have worked on the development of at least one medical device in the past that successfully went to market.

As expected, you will work within an ISO 13485 environment and any EN 60601 knowledge would be advantageous. So, if you have worked on the design and development of medical devices this could be an interesting and challenging role for you.

This is a growing organisation, so future career progression will be available to move into leadership roles. Their leadership roles are still hands on with development, meaning you will never progress into a paper pushing role and will always help with developing new medical devices.

In the past, this company have likes hiring people who have a real passion for engineering. Due to this they pay a lot of attention to hobbies on CV. So, if you do have technical hobbies I would suggest mentioning them.

Apart from work experience and hobbies, it is normal for someone to hold a degree, masters or PhD within a relevant electronics or physics field. However, relevant work experience is more important.

Apart from career progression you will also be rewarded with an excellent salary, bonus and benefits package.