Electrical Engineer II

Technology – Hardware R&D        ·         Salt Lake City, UT           ·         Full time

Blackrock aims to provide Best of Class approved neurosciences tools to the research community to push the boundaries of human applications. Blackrock already delivers some of the most critical components of leading BCI set-ups. We spend everyday building technology that will benefit patients suffering from paralysis disorders, neurological diseases (ALS, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s), and neural dysfunctions (epilepsy, brain trauma).

Job Title:                            Electrical Engineer II

Department:                      Technology

Sub-Department/Team:    Hardware R&D

Job Reports To:                 Electrical Engineering Manager

Location:                            Salt Lake City, Utah 

Position Overview

Blackrock Microsystems is seeking an Electrical Engineer who will develop prototype electronic designs for R&D, support manufacturing with design of products, test equipment, and provide troubleshooting. They will support development of the quality control system and complete projects following our design control process, ensuring that projects are completed in a cost-effective and timely manner.

Qualification Requirements

• Requires a B.S. in Electrical, Biomedical Engineering or equivalent
• Requires 5 years of experience as an industry electrical engineer
• Must be proficient with electronic testing equipment
• Analog/digital electronic PCB design
• Experience with FPGA design using Verilog / System Verilog
• Familiarity with multiple communication protocols such as SPI/I2C/PCI-e
• Experience with microcontroller design using C/C++
• Must be self-motivated
• Must have strong collaboration skills and excellent interpersonal skills
• Must be able to handle stressful situations
• Must have excellent problem-solving skills
• Must have excellent reading, writing and communication skills in the English language
• Must be thorough and detail oriented

Ideal Competencies

• Experience in an FDA-regulated environment
• Experience designing medical devices for IEC 60601-1 Electrical Safety Standards
• Experience with PCB CAD/CAE software
• M.S. in Electrical, Biomedical Engineering or equivalent

Essential Job Duties

• Developing new products from concept through released product stages, adhering to an FDA-regulated work environment
• Designing and testing mixed-signal PCBs with wireless communication
• Coordinating efforts between the company and senior R&D staff
• Troubleshooting and problem solving

The above information on this job description is designed to present the most essential job duties and responsibilities necessary to achieve the job’s end results. It is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications.

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