Electrical System Engineer: Testing & EMI/EMC

Ethereum Technologies; Minnesota; On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Ethereum Technologies in Minnesota seeks an EE testing engineer to contribute to medical device development. The role requires basic knowledge of analog and digital electronics and solid experience with testing tools.

You will perform EMI/EMC testing support, update protocols, collect data, troubleshoot issues, and review test results. Familiarity with documentation and GDP traceability is essential, as is reading schematics and PCB layouts.

Qualifications

• Familiar with traceability and proper documentation (GDP).
• Troubleshooting report during testing support.
• Support on Test Requirements Specification updates and release.
• Support troubleshooting issues during testing.
• EMI and EMC testing support (update/create protocol, execution, report).
• Hands-on with testing tools (oscilloscope, multimeter, spectrum analyzer).
• Test data collection and review.
• Minitab experience.
• EE Testing Verification & Validation (update/create protocol, execution, report).
• Ability to read and review schematics and PCB layout.
• Medical device development and process.

Responsibilities

• Basic Knowledge EE fundamentals (Analog and Digital) and testing.
• Must have experience in Testing tools.

Skills

Traceability

Troubleshooting

Test Requirements

Testing support

EMI EMC testing

Oscilloscope

Multimeter

Spectrum Analyzer

Data collection

Minitab experience

Verification & Validation

Schematics reading

PCB layout reading

Medical device development

Tools

Oscilloscope

Multimeter

Spectrum Analyzer

Minitab

Job description

Ethereum Technologies in Minnesota seeks an EE testing engineer to contribute to medical device development. The role requires basic knowledge of analog and digital electronics and solid experience with testing tools.

You will perform EMI/EMC testing support, update protocols, collect data, troubleshoot issues, and review test results. Familiarity with documentation and GDP traceability is essential, as is reading schematics and PCB layouts.