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BioMedical Electronics Engineer – San Jose, CA
Company dedicated to creating bold, new products
that have a meaningful impact on the world we
live in, including smartphone gesture sensors,
game-changing high-fidelity audio products,
highly integrated power management, etc. are
continuing the tradition of re-defining
“possible” by pushing the envelope on low-Power,
tiny form-factor, high-integration sensors and
systems for bio-medical and fitness applications
in mobile devices. There is an immediate opening
for biomedical electronics engineer to join a
small, talented team in a very new, exciting, and fast-growing field.
Responsibilities include, work closely with all
aspects of research and development, define the
overall product feature set and specifications,
and work very closely with top-notch design teams
and business teams to bring new products to
market success. There is management opportunity
as the group continues to grow and be successful.
Job functions include, Develop and maintain a
roadmap for future technology in the
medical/fitness application space; Develop
relationships and collaborate with key
technologists as necessary (universities,
research institutes, etc.); Prototype and
validate innovative ideas in the lab; Visit
customers (international and domestic) and attend
trade shows/events to stay ahead of market needs;
Main deliverable will be new technology and
product concepts, validated by prototype and
system analysis as well as market/business analysis.
Requirements include Deep knowledge of the
medical device as a system, from the human body
to optical/electrical interfaces and signal
processing; Innovation, determination to succeed,
and the ability to deliver under aggressive
schedules when needed; A background in
semiconductor/hardware design or algorithm design
(very nice to have), Bachelor or Masters with 5+
Years of Medical System Engineering, or Ph.D. in Engineering.
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Received on 2013-04-23 14:17:11