Electrical Engineer

TL;DR

Electrical Engineer (Medtech): Design, develop, and test electrical systems for life-saving AED products and accessories with an accent on circuit analysis, PCB layouts, and hardware debugging. Focus on mixed-signal modules, prototyping, failure analysis, and production validation.

Location: Hybrid in Brisbane, CA

Salary: $100,000 - $130,000

Company

Growth-stage Automated External Defibrillator (AED) company building hardware and software to revolutionize out-of-hospital cardiac arrest response.

What you will do

• Collaborate cross-functionally to develop and launch features for AED products and accessories.
• Analyze and debug circuits including MCUs, power supplies, high voltage, ECG, audio, cellular, and Wi-Fi modules.
• Design schematics, PCB layouts for prototypes and test fixtures, and support PCBA bring-up.
• Execute test suites, document results, and present data-driven conclusions.
• Perform soldering, hardware modifications, and minor firmware adjustments for testing.
• Support field and manufacturing issues through debugging, BOM improvements, and component qualification.

Requirements

• B.S. in Electrical Engineering
• Minimum 1-3 years of industry experience
• Strong foundation in circuit theory and analysis.
• Hands-on experience with mixed-signal circuitry design, testing, and analysis.
• Familiarity with lab equipment like oscilloscopes, multimeters, and power supplies.

Nice to have

• Experience with PCB design tools (e.g., Altium Designer).
• Understanding of basic firmware principles (Embedded C).
• Expertise in power electronics, analog circuitry, or wireless communications.
• Scripting with Python.
• Experience with medical or health devices in FDA/ISO regulated environments.

Culture & Benefits

• Fast-paced, small team environment with exposure to full product development cycle.
• Mission-driven focus on saving lives through innovative AED technology.
• Direct impact on real-world cardiac arrest response and survival rates.
• Equal employment opportunity with reasonable accommodations for disabilities.