Director of Electrical and Systems Engineer | MedTech

• Own the end‑to‑end electrical and systems architecture for a flagship, life‑critical medical platform, including design, implementation, testing, and lifecycle support.
• Lead and influence internal engineering teams and external partners across new product development, sustaining engineering, complaint investigations, and technology obsolescence management.
• Actively contribute at a technical level by reviewing designs, shaping engineering approaches, and supporting prototype development for both new and existing product lines.
• Define electrical design inputs, requirements, and specifications aligned with project objectives, regulatory standards, and business needs.
• Ensure high‑quality design documentation, including design reviews, theory of operation, risk analyses (e.g., DFMEA), and complete release packages ready for manufacturing.
• Establish and drive verification and validation strategies for electrical subsystems, coordinating internal testing and external laboratory evaluations.
• Partner with manufacturing and supply chain teams to develop scalable production test methods, fixtures, and process controls.
• Provide technical oversight and support to contract manufacturers supplying PCB assemblies and electronic components.
• Investigate and resolve field and quality issues through structured root‑cause analysis and implementation of corrective and preventive actions.
• Set departmental objectives, track performance, and align resources to meet broader organizational and program goals.
• Manage project planning, timelines, and budgets while delivering results with minimal oversight.
• Collaborate closely with Quality, Regulatory, Operations, Supply Chain, and other internal stakeholders.

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