Senior Electrical Engineer (Medical Devices)

Location: Audubon, Pennsylvania, United States

Company

hirify.global develops medical technologies and evidence-based therapies for patients with musculoskeletal disorders.

What you will do

• Lead the electrical design and development of Class III implantable neuromodulation systems, accessories, test systems, and manufacturing fixtures.
• Design and analyze embedded, mixed-signal, analog, digital, power-management, and charging circuits.
• Own schematics, PCB layouts, component selection, bills of materials, characterization, and system integration.
• Establish electrical requirements, specifications, system constraints, and verification methods across the product lifecycle.
• Lead cross-functional engineering activities, influence architecture and manufacturing decisions, and manage electrical risks.
• Develop prototypes and investigational designs, support laboratory and clinical research, and contribute to intellectual property generation.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree with 8 years, Master’s degree with 6 years, or PhD with 3 years of related medical-device development or verification experience.
• At least 5 years of experience in a regulated industry; Class III medical-device experience is strongly preferred.
• Advanced expertise in embedded systems, mixed-signal electronics, and power electronics.
• Experience with FDA submission processes, ISO 13485, Quality System Regulation, and standards including 60601, 14708, 14971, and FCC.
• Experience with C, Assembly, or Python for firmware guidance and hardware-characterization tools.
• Ability to coordinate complex engineering programs, communicate across disciplines, and travel approximately 10% domestically and internationally.

Culture & Benefits

• Work is guided by innovation, customer focus, teamwork, and results-oriented execution.
• Collaboration with systems, mechanical, firmware, manufacturing, quality, regulatory, physicians, and clinicians.
• Focus on patient safety, product reliability, ethical conduct, and compliance with applicable regulations.
• Reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities.