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Cadwell is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer to independently work on projects, integrating design elements into Cadwell’s neurodiagnostics equipment. You will craft PCB designs, provide hardware guidance across teams, and ensure designs meet EMC and safety standards.
Applicants typically have 5+ years of relevant engineering experience, including exposure to regulated medical devices and manufacturability considerations. Occasional travel may be required.
Position Summary: The Senior Electrical Engineer works individually on project assignments by evaluating, selecting, and applying contemporary electrical engineering techniques, procedures, and criteria. They will work on both small and large multi-disciplinary engineering teams, ensuring efficient integration of their assigned design elements into Cadwell’s industry-leading neurodiagnostics equipment.
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Salary Range
$115,000 - $135,000 USD
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