Electrophysiology Systems Engineer II — Cardiac Devices

Abbott; Plymouth (MN); On-site; USD 61,000 - 123,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free medical coverage in HIP PPO plan

Excellent retirement savings plan with

Tuition reimbursement and FreeU

Job summary

Abbott, a global healthcare leader, is seeking a Systems Engineer II for its Electrophysiology division in Plymouth, MN. You will develop catheter-based devices, craft system requirements, and work with cross-functional teams to ensure reliable performance in real-world clinical use.

Responsibilities include architecture development, verification planning, and risk management, with opportunities for IP contributions and professional growth within a leading medical device environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor-level degree in a relevant engineering field.
• 2+ years of R&D or medical device experience or equivalent systems engineering experience.
• Strong communication, problem solving and teamwork abilities.
• Experience with nitinol/catheter-based devices is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain system requirements and architecture for electrophysiology devices.
• Translate clinical needs into system requirements and validate through V&V planning.
• Collaborate cross-functionally with Marketing, Product R&D, Regulatory, and Verification teams.
• Lead risk management, interface control, and configuration management activities.
• Contribute to IP via writing and submitting patents.

Skills

R&D experience in medical devices

Strong problem solving

Team collaboration

Catheter-based devices

Systems engineering mindset

Risk management

PATENTS writing

INCOSE ASEP/CSEP

Statistical analysis (Minitab)

JMP statistics

Education

B.S. in Systems Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related discipline

MS in Biomedical, Systems, Mechanical or related engineering

Tools

SolidWorks

JMP

Minitab

Job description

Abbott, a global healthcare leader, is seeking a Systems Engineer II for its Electrophysiology division in Plymouth, MN. You will develop catheter-based devices, craft system requirements, and work with cross-functional teams to ensure reliable performance in real-world clinical use.

Responsibilities include architecture development, verification planning, and risk management, with opportunities for IP contributions and professional growth within a leading medical device environment.