Electrical Systems Engineer II, Implantable Medical Devices

Epia Neuro; Alameda (CA); On-site; USD 100,000 - 136,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base salary with equity

Healthcare coverage for you and depend

Generous vacation policy

Paid parental leave

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Job summary

Epia Neuro in Alameda, CA is seeking an Electrical Systems Engineer II to build implantable and wearable medical devices. You will own hardware from architecture to prototyping to production, balancing power, size, and reliability.

Collaborate with firmware, mechanical, manufacturing, and systems teams to deliver integrated products; bring up boards, debug with lab equipment, and drive production transition.

Qualifications

• BS or MS EE with 3+ years in low-power, small form-factor electrical systems.
• End-to-end hardware development from concept to bring-up and validation.
• Strong bench debugging skills with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers and signal generators.

Responsibilities

• Architect and design low-power, miniaturized electrical systems for implantable and wearable medical devices.
• Lead schematic design, component selection, simulation, and PCB layout for complex mixed-signal systems.
• Develop and debug analog/digital systems integrating MCUs and FPGAs.
• Prototype early-stage hardware and iterate through testing and validation.
• Bring up new boards from scratch and drive root-cause debugging with lab instrumentation.
• Collaborate with firmware, mechanical, manufacturing, and systems teams to deliver integrated products.
• Partner with manufacturing to transition designs into production.

Skills

Low-power electrical design

Mixed-signal design

Schematic design & PCB layout

Bench debugging

Wireless comms (BLE/WiFi)

MCUs & embedded systems

Power management

PCB ownership

C/C++/Python

Education

B.S./M.S. in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Altium

Allegro

KiCad

LTspice

Job description

Epia Neuro in Alameda, CA is seeking an Electrical Systems Engineer II to build implantable and wearable medical devices. You will own hardware from architecture to prototyping to production, balancing power, size, and reliability.

Collaborate with firmware, mechanical, manufacturing, and systems teams to deliver integrated products; bring up boards, debug with lab equipment, and drive production transition.