Electrical Engineer – Sustaining & Production Support

Haemonetics Interventional Technologies; Batu Kawan; On-site; MYR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Haemonetics Interventional Technologies in Malaysia is seeking a hands-on Component/Manufacturing Engineer to sustain products and production. You will manage electrical components, review schematics, and support Penang production lines with test fixtures and troubleshooting.

You will lead ECOs, supplier notifications, and change controls while collaborating with R&D, Quality, and Supply Chain to maintain compliant, reliable medical devices.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical/electronic engineering or related field.
• 3-5 years in electrical/component/manufacturing engineering, medical devices preferred.
• Experience with lifecycle management, EOL, and supplier changes.
• Proficient in reading schematics, PCB layouts, and drawings.
• Experience with ECOs and controlled documentation.

Responsibilities

• Manage electrical component lifecycle, obsolescence, and supplier changes.
• Review schematics, PCB layouts, and assembly drawings for manufacturability and compliance.
• Support daily production on Penang lines, including test fixture maintenance and troubleshooting.
• Drive documentation changes and qualifications within the Quality Management System.
• Plan and execute fixture/equipment qualifications (IQ/OQ/PQ) and CAPA activities.

Skills

Electrical fundamentals

Written and verbal English

Documentation and quality systems

Independent and collaborative work

Global coordination

Education

Bachelor's in Electrical or Electronic Engineering or related field

Tools

Agile PLM

LabVIEW

Silicon Expert

Job description

Haemonetics Interventional Technologies in Malaysia is seeking a hands-on Component/Manufacturing Engineer to sustain products and production. You will manage electrical components, review schematics, and support Penang production lines with test fixtures and troubleshooting.

You will lead ECOs, supplier notifications, and change controls while collaborating with R&D, Quality, and Supply Chain to maintain compliant, reliable medical devices.