Senior Electronics Engineer

Senior Electronics Engineer – Active Implantable Medical DevicesAbout the roleOur client is an engineering and design company in Leuven, Belgium, with a dedicated unit for active implantable medical devices (AIMD), such as neurostimulators and their external peripherals. These are Class III devices: the electronics must be tiny, ultra-low-power and reliable for years inside the human body.To strengthen this unit, we are looking for a (Senior) Electronics Engineer who combines hands-on micro-electronics design with leading complex, high-end development projects.What you'll doDesign and develop micro-electronics for active implants and their peripherals, from concept and schematics to PCB(A) and prototypesDevelop wireless power transfer and power management circuits for implanted and external devicesMake sure designs meet medical certification requirements, including the documentation and risk analyses that come with themTake the technical lead on complex development projects and coordinate with mechanical, firmware, quality and regulatory colleaguesVerify and test your designs and support the transfer to productionAct as a technical point of contact for the client teams you develop forWhat you bringA Master's or Bachelor's degree in electronics or electrical engineeringSeveral years of experience in micro-electronics development, including PCB(A) designExperience developing medical certified electronicsHands-on experience with Class III medical devices, ideally implant developmentExperience with wireless power transfer and power managementA track record of working on, and coordinating, complex high-end product development projectsFluent English; Dutch is a plusWhat's on offerWork on life-changing implant technology in one of Europe's leading AIMD hubs, LeuvenA role with real technical ownership, from design to productionpermanent65.000 - 95.000How to applyPanda International is supporting our client with this search. Send your CV to Sandro Canelas at s.canelas@panda-int.com or call +31 (0)20 2044 502 (ext. 004) for a confidential conversation.