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Electronics Design Engineer – MedTech

  • On-site
  • Sweden
  • English
  • Posted 17.09.26 15:50

Join Sii Sweden as an Electronics Design Engineer and contribute to the development of a cutting-edge medical device platform used in critical care. You will work within a cross-functional R&D team responsible for a modular system enabling the development, design, and production of user interface screens for medical devices.In this project, you will focus on replacing electronic components on existing PCBs, qualifying new components, and ensuring that they meet safety, quality, and regulatory requirements. The work includes evaluation, testing, analysis, documentation, and design modification within defined timelines.This role is ideal for a proactive and structured engineer who thrives in a regulated environment, enjoys hands-on design and problem-solving, and wants to make a real impact on products that support patient care worldwide. Your tasksPerforming electronic design changes and component replacements on existing PCBsCreating and updating schematics and selecting suitable componentsEnsuring compliance with medical device requirements and safety standardsConducting tests, measurements, and validation of new componentsSupporting EMC activities and ensuring adherence to relevant regulationsParticipating in hardware risk analysis and documentation workMaintaining accurate technical documentation throughout the design lifecycleCollaborate with cross-functional engineering teams RequirementsAt least 5 years of experience in electronic circuit and PCB designProficiency with schematic capture and hardware CAD tools (as Altium, Xpedition)Strong understanding of embedded hardware architectures, microcontrollers, memory interfaces, and peripheral componentsExperience with testing, debugging, and validating electronic hardwareKnowledge of medical device standards, regulatory requirements, and safety-critical design principles is a huge plusAbility to interpret datasheets, design specifications, and electrical constraintsFluent in Swedish and English