Adecco Italia S.p.a. is looking for a Senior Electronic Designer for direct placement at an innovative company in the bio-robotics sector based in Pisa.
The resource, inserted within the R&D team, will report to the Lead Electronic Engineer and will be responsible for the following tasks:
• Implement and verify electronic hardware for medical robots and their components.
• must be able to report progress and milestones relative to the overall development project.
• Design and development of complex electronic boards, embedding motor drivers and sensors.
• Additional responsibilities include contributing to multiple areas of electronic development, including but not limited to the following:
• Managing the electronic labs
• Operating electronic measurement equipment
• Developing firmware
• Coordinating the procurements of components and external services
Skill Requirements:
• Master's Degree in Electronic or Electrical Engineer;
• Professional background in robotics and automation industry designing electrical system for actuation of motors and sensing.
• Experience designing complex printed circuit boards (PCB);
• Knowledge of power electronics, driver for electric motor control, signal amp and sensors acquisition;
• Experience selecting and integrating off-the-shelf components;
• Professional use of CAD systems (Altium preferred);
• Strong ability to isolate and debug embedded hardware problems;
• Comfortable with all phases of the product development lifecycle including design, implementation, debug, verification, qualification, and transfer;
• Strong inter-disciplinary understanding of mechanics, manufacturing, control and software;
• Good communication and documentation skills, generation of formal design documentation, review, and control;
• Excellent written and oral communications skills;
• Professional written and spoken English (C1);
• Experience in electronic design and development accordingly with medical device ISO regulation is a plus.
HQ: Pisa
Lingue conosciute:
Inglese
Disponibilità oraria: Full Time