Electrical Engineer II

About the role

The Electrical Engineer II in Electrophysiology Technologies (EPT) designs, verifies, and supports complex electrical systems for cardiac mapping and ablation therapies. The position emphasizes patient safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance while working onsite at least four days a week.

Key responsibilities

• Support electrical design for cardiac ablation platforms, including generators, energy delivery, sensing, monitoring, and safety‑critical subsystems.
• Develop and review electrical architectures, requirements, and design approaches for RF and pulsed‑field ablation technologies.
• Make trade‑off decisions balancing performance, safety, cost, manufacturability, serviceability, and regulatory constraints.
• Perform detailed design of high‑voltage circuits, power electronics, isolation schemes, grounding strategies, and EMC‑robust designs.
• Execute verification and validation activities to ensure functional, safety, and reliability compliance.
• Provide technical input for design reviews, hazard analyses, and failure investigations.
• Lead risk‑management deliverables related to electrical hazards, energy delivery, insulation, leakage currents, and patient return‑electrode monitoring.

Required profile

• Ability to work with growing independence and take ownership of assigned workstreams.
• Experience collaborating with cross‑functional teams such as systems engineering, firmware, mechanical, manufacturing, quality, and regulatory.
• Willingness to support project planning and coordination activities as needed.

Required skills

• High‑voltage circuit design
• Power electronics
• Sensing and monitoring circuit design
• Isolation and grounding strategy development
• EMC‑robust design
• RF and pulsed‑field ablation technology knowledge
• Electrical architecture development
• Verification and validation of electrical systems
• Risk management for electrical hazards
• Design for reliability and manufacturability