Electrical Engineer - Electrical Component

GE HealthCare•Aurora, CO

About The Position

This role is part of the Healthcare Imaging MR modality at a site that designs and manufactures RF coils for MRI systems. As a member of the engineering team, the Electrical Engineer focuses on new product development and installed base support. The role involves designing and supporting analog, RF, and/or digital electrical circuit boards, components, and interconnects; leading design efforts using electrical CAD and simulation tools; and contributing across product development and support phases, from concept through manufacturing introduction and service support.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
1 to 3 years of relevant experience.
Knowledge of standard drafting practices, product structuring, electronics modeling and drawing practices, and engineering analysis techniques.
Knowledge of analog and RF circuit design.
Understanding of engineering product development processes.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in electrical engineering.
Medical device experience.
Demonstrated experience in electromagnetics, transmission line design, antenna theory and design, mixers, oscillators, amplifiers, analog design, or RF printed circuit board layout.
Experience with Weibull Analysis and DFR (Design for Reliability) tools.
Self-starter who is energizing, results oriented, and able to multitask.

Responsibilities

Design new products and/or support the installed base of analog, RF, and/or digital electrical circuit boards, components, and interconnects.
Work with patients/customers and/or technical leadership to ensure technical deliverables align with broader program, project, or initiative goals.
Lead design efforts using Electrical CAD and simulation tools.
Execute designs to engineering standards.
Work within a team to deliver technical solutions.
Define and execute component design verification.
Seek mentoring to learn and solve problems.
Participate in product development and support phases, including concept, architecture, documentation, design, prototype, test, supplier interfaces, manufacturing introduction, and service support.
Develop and maintain product quality and the engineering project funnel.
Analyze installed-base and new-product reliability.