We are seeking a hands-on technical RF Characterization Engineer to work on RF characterization from IC to system level on implantable biomedical products. These implantable pacemakers and implantable defibrillators save lives and provide therapy for serious medical conditions.
Our devices are complex, low-power, embedded systems and include custom analog, digital, and mixed signal ICs, hybrids, and discrete components. The successful person in this role will have a good RF background with hands-on RF characterization experience and good breadth of electrical engineering knowledge.
The RF Characterization Engineer will comprehensively analyze designs, create appropriate characterization test plans with rationale for choices, critically evaluate results, and trouble-shoot through challenging problems. This person will also work closely with other cross-functional groups such as Design, ATE, Firmware, Clinical Systems, and Manufacturing.
Required Skills:
MSEE with at least 2 years RF systems experience or BSEE with at least 3 years RF systems experience
Theoretical and practical understanding of RF at system level
Hands on RF characterization including use of RF bench equipment
Strong technical analysis and troubleshooting skills for products containing RF, analog / digital ICs, discrete components, embedded systems
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with ability to multi-task
Track record working collaboratively across functions in successful product development
Demonstrated ability to organize, analyze, document, prepare for characterization test plans, reviews, and reports
Ability to pick things up quickly
Motivated to learn about and ability to lead biomedical product development
Desired Skills:
RF IC and RF Systems experience including ATE and bench equipment
Programming skills in C, LabWindows CVI