Senior Hardware Engineer

Description:

Biosense Webster R&D Haifa Technology Center (HTC) is located in Yokneam, Israel. The HTC teams partner with leading physicians from around the globe to develop innovative MedTech solutions that improve the quality of care for patients worldwide.

The company's work is built on a proud legacy of leadership in electrophysiology. What began in the 1990’s with the founding of Biosense has evolved to present-day expertise driving best-in-class solutions in cardiac ablation, stroke care, intracardiac imaging and navigated ENT surgery.

Innovation is at the forefront at the Haifa Technology Center. HTC has been the top patent applicant in Israel for a decade. To fuel its innovation, experts in systems engineering, software integration, image integration, ultrasound capabilities, 3D printing and miniature sensors work collaboratively to create solutions that improve physician workflow and patient outcomes. HTC is also embracing the future of patient care by pioneering next-generation digital solutions, such as cloud-based applications that are powered by artificial intelligence.

A culture of continuous learning gives HTC employees fresh perspective to fuel continuous innovation and growth. The company embraces the unique perspectives, backgrounds and ideas of its employees, and provides them a fascinating career path and an opportunity to impact patients' lives.

We are seeking a highly skilled Hardware Engineer to contribute to the development of cutting-edge medical systems designed to address cardiac arrhythmias across all severity levels. The forefront technology involved includes the delicate sampling of biological signals from the heart at ultra-low murmur thresholds and a precision navigation system for electrical catheters within the body. As a Hardware Engineer, you will play a crucial role in the analog and digital design process, with a specific focus on meeting the unique requirements of medical systems. This position encompasses the definition, realization, and examination of prototypes, as well as active involvement in clinical trials.

Responsibilities:

• Define architecture and propose solutions for analog and digital hardware development.
• Conduct simulations and card development within the hardware system.
• Draft specifications, plan policies, conduct technical and system proofs and engage in matrix and engineering work in collaboration with project managers and system engineers.
  
  

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering; a master's degree in the field is an advantage.
• 5 or more years of experience as an Electronics Engineer is mandatory.
• Strong knowledge of analog/mixed-signal fundamentals, including noise, linearity, and signal integrity in mixed-signal systems.
• Proficiency in understanding mixed-signal building blocks such as op-amps, filters, ADCs, and DACs.
• Previous experience in developing medical products is an advantage.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, both verbal and written, are essential.
• A collaborative team player with self-motivation and dependability.