Senior Electrical Engineer, Implantable Medical Devices

Coloplast A/S; Minneapolis (MN); On-site; USD 108,000 - 135,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and Wellness

Financial Security

Work-Life Balance

Professional Development

Recognition and Rewards

Community and Culture

Competitive Compensation

Job summary

Coloplast is seeking an Interventional Urology Senior Electrical Engineer to lead electrical subsystem development for active implantable medical devices. You will own design, prototyping, troubleshooting, and verification while aligning with safety, EMC, and FDA standards.

Collaborating with the R&D team, you will drive risk management, ensure design integrity through verification and transfer to manufacturing, and advance battery-powered medical electronics with embedded firmware integration.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering; Master’s preferred.
• 5+ years engineering experience in active implantable medical devices.
• Experience with EMC, safety testing, and 60601 standards.

Responsibilities

• Lead, define, and evaluate electrical subsystem development for active implantable medical devices.
• Own design, implementation, prototype bring-up, troubleshooting, and verification of electrical hardware.
• Guide risk management practices including hazard analysis and FMEA across designs.
• Collaborate with R&D functions to ensure program success and design transfer to manufacturing.

Skills

Electrical architecture

EMC & safety

FDA standards

Power management

Sensor integration

Firmware integration

Root-cause analysis

Education

Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Altium Designer

Job description

Coloplast is seeking an Interventional Urology Senior Electrical Engineer to lead electrical subsystem development for active implantable medical devices. You will own design, prototyping, troubleshooting, and verification while aligning with safety, EMC, and FDA standards.

Collaborating with the R&D team, you will drive risk management, ensure design integrity through verification and transfer to manufacturing, and advance battery-powered medical electronics with embedded firmware integration.