We are seeking a skilled and motivated Senior Electrical Technician to join our team full-time at our Bay Area facility. This is an on-site position offering hands-on experience with cutting-edge medical device technology.
In this role, you will be a key contributor to the microelectronic assembly and verification processes for the implantable sensor, working closely with our multidisciplinary engineering and Quality teams. You will lead the hands-on microelectronic assembly of the implantable sensor, assist with process refinement and documentation, conduct electronic parts inspection, and execute electrical system and subsystem testing and inspection.
The ideal candidate thrives in dynamic startup environments, brings strong technical skills combined with a collaborative mindset, and is excited by the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to a product that will directly impact patient lives. This position offers the chance to shape the future of our technology and organization for the right individual.
Roles and Responsibilities
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Execute microelectronic assembly of the implantable sensor in a cleanroom environment
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Assist with microelectronic assembly process development, refinement, and documentation
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Execute electrical system and subsystem testing and inspection using various electrical test equipment (oscilloscopes, DMM, signal generators)
Work with engineers to manage electrical component supply and conduct parts inspections
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Provide key input to developing manufacturing procedures
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Work with external electronic assembly houses to complete key subsystem assemblies
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Closely collaborate with R&D, manufacturing and Quality teams
Required Qualifications
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5+ years of professional experience working under some form of Quality Management System
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Mastery of handling and soldering of miniature electronic components, excellent hand control, and experience working under a microscope
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Demonstrated proficiency with electrical test equipment such as oscilloscopes, function generators, power supplies, and multimeters
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Experience working in a cleanroom environment
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Basic understanding of electrical circuits and troubleshooting skills
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Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work both independently and collaboratively
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Good communication skills and ability to document technical work clearly including filling out lot history records
Preferred Qualifications
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Associate’s degree in electrical engineering or related field
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Basic PCB design experience and PCB CAD tool proficiency
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Experience with PC interface and control of electrical test equipment
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Familiarity with IC die-attach and wirebonding processes
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Understanding of FDA regulations, ISO 13485, or design control requirements for medical devices
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Prior experience in a medical device startup or early-stage company environment