Bioinstrumentation Hardware Engineer for MEA Systems
Axion BioSystems
Atlanta (GA)
On-site
USD 80,000 - 100,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading biotechnology company headquartered in Atlanta is seeking a talented Hardware Engineer to design and develop innovative biosensing systems. This role involves collaboration with biologists and engineers to enhance product capabilities and support the entire product lifecycle, from concept to manufacturing. Candidates should possess a relevant degree and experience in mixed-signal PCB design and firmware development. The company values collaboration and problem-solving to drive scientific advancements.
Qualifications
2+ years of professional experience in mixed-signal PCB design.
Familiarity with high-speed signaling protocols such as USB, Ethernet, or LVDS.
Experience with board-level debug using test and measurement instrumentation.
Responsibilities
Design, prototype, and test analog and digital circuitry for biosensing systems.
Develop and maintain embedded firmware for data acquisition.
Collaborate with teams to define system requirements.
Skills
Mixed-signal PCB design
Problem-solving skills
Schematic capture
Collaboration
Low-noise analog design
Education
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field
Tools
Altium Designer
Multimeters
Oscilloscopes
Function generators
Spectrum analyzers
Job description
A leading biotechnology company headquartered in Atlanta is seeking a talented Hardware Engineer to design and develop innovative biosensing systems. This role involves collaboration with biologists and engineers to enhance product capabilities and support the entire product lifecycle, from concept to manufacturing. Candidates should possess a relevant degree and experience in mixed-signal PCB design and firmware development. The company values collaboration and problem-solving to drive scientific advancements.