Systems Test Engineer

Philips•New Kensington, PA

2d•$73,500 - $117,600•Onsite

About The Position

The Systems Test Engineer designs, develops, evaluates, and conducts integration, testing, and verification activities of (elements of) products with a focus on mechanical, electrical, and (embedded) software aspects and concludes this with formal reporting. Defines, implements, and maintains reliable and reproducible testing methodologies and equipment, ensuring compliance with quality requirements. Your role: Support the release of new and updated medical devices through all V&V activities necessary. Utilize standard development procedures and project management skills to assess and test the requirements of electromechanical medical devices at the part, sub-system, and system level, investigate test issues, and assist V&V technicians. Ensure customer needs are met, to include coordination of Validation activities, to ensure higher confidence, reliability, and satisfaction in products released to market. Maintain a level of technical competence through training, literature, technical contacts, and industry competition.

Requirements

Minimal experience in V&V of ventilators, sleep therapy devices, oxygen concentrators, personal wellness devices, and associated accessories.
Solid understanding of engineering disciplines, developing V&V test plans, test procedures, requirements trace matrices, test reports, validating test methods (TMV) and a working knowledge of global medical device regulations, requirements, and standards.
B.S. in Engineering/Science discipline or a related field, required.
Excellent communicator.
Strong ability to adapt conventional techniques to solve complex problems.
Demonstrated use of skills to overcome technical challenges.
Can plan and manage assignments of significant technical scope through group and individual effort.
US work authorization is a precondition of employment. The company will not consider candidates who require sponsorship for a work-authorized visa, now or in the future.
Must reside in or within commuting distance to New Kensington, PA.

Nice To Haves

MS degree nice to have.

Responsibilities

Support the release of new and updated medical devices through all V&V activities necessary.
Utilize standard development procedures and project management skills to assess and test the requirements of electromechanical medical devices at the part, sub-system, and system level, investigate test issues, and assist V&V technicians.
Ensure customer needs are met, to include coordination of Validation activities, to ensure higher confidence, reliability, and satisfaction in products released to market.
Maintain a level of technical competence through training, literature, technical contacts, and industry competition.