Electronics Engineer - Medical Devices (Medior)

Why this role

At Novuqare you won’t design one sub-board of someone else’s product. You’ll own the electronics of complete devices. Our products include MAPLe, a CE-marked medical device for pelvic health rehabilitation, and ProSeal, a rotary pouch sealer used in hospitals. We also build OEM products for a global health-tech company. A new Class IIa medical device is in development. We’re a team of about 15, so your designs go from schematic to production, and you’ll see the impact they have.

What you’ll do

• Design analog and digital electronics, from architecture and schematic to multilayer PCB and working prototype
• Bring up, debug and verify boards in the lab, including EMC pre-compliance scans
• Define the hardware/firmware interfaces and support our external firmware partner during bring-up
• Prepare designs for safety and EMC testing at external test houses
• Support production and our contract manufacturer, and solve technical issues on released products
• Contribute to the development of our new medical device

What you bring

• A Bachelor’s or Master’s in Electrical Engineering or Electronics, or equivalent experience
• 3+ years designing analog and digital electronics, with multilayer PCB layout in Altium, KiCad or similar
• Strong hands-on lab and debugging skills (oscilloscope, DMM, structured fault-finding)
• Experience designing to a product-safety or EMC standard, such as IEC 61010, IEC 62368, automotive EMC or IEC 60601
• A pragmatic way of working, and enjoyment of variety in a small team
• Fluent English

Nice to have, not required

• IEC 60601 experience, or experience in another regulated industry (ISO 13485, ISO 9001)
• Low-noise analog front-ends, biosignal measurement (EMG/ECG) or stimulation circuits
• Experience supporting a contract manufacturer, and DFM/DFT
• Dutch

You don’t need a medtech background. Engineers from industrial, automotive or test-and-measurement electronics often make the switch well. We’ll train you in IEC 60601 and medical device regulations.

What we offer

• €4,000–€6,000 gross per month, depending on experience, plus 8% holiday allowance and pension
• Hybrid working and flexible hours, based at our office in Rosmalen
• A paid IEC 60601 training course and a personal training budget, so you can grow into our in-house 60601 expert
• Broad product ownership across medical, industrial and OEM devices