Found Description
Role Summary The Electrical Engineer provides technical leadership across board- and system-level designs for clinical-grade ultrasound systems. The role spans requirements definition, architecture, circuit design, layout guidance, bring-up, system integration, verification, and sustaining/obsolescence work.
Key Responsibilities
Lead architecture and detailed design for ultrasound hardware modules (Tx pulsers, T/R protection, low-noise receive chains, precision clocks, high-speed data paths to FPGA/SoC).
Create verification plans; execute bench/system testing, reliability growth, and EMC readiness; drive fault isolation and corrective actions.
Balance performance, schedule, cost, and quality; present options, risks, and trade-offs to stakeholders.
Guide junior engineers; coordinate internal/external design resources and vendors; review and approve design documentation.
Own sustaining engineering for released modules: component obsol...
Key Responsibilities
Lead architecture and detailed design for ultrasound hardware modules (Tx pulsers, T/R protection, low-noise receive chains, precision clocks, high-speed data paths to FPGA/SoC).
Create verification plans; execute bench/system testing, reliability growth, and EMC readiness; drive fault isolation and corrective actions.
Balance performance, schedule, cost, and quality; present options, risks, and trade-offs to stakeholders.
Guide junior engineers; coordinate internal/external design resources and vendors; review and approve design documentation.
Own sustaining engineering for released modules: component obsol...