Biomedical Engineer

• Design & Prototyping: Build and evaluate medical devices, diagnostic tools, imaging systems, and biomaterials.
• Testing & Quality Assurance: Run simulations, conduct safety checks, and verify compliance with health regulations.
• Clinical Support & Maintenance: Install, repair, and calibrate hospital machinery, and train medical staff on safe operation.
• Research & Reporting: Analyze biological data, write technical documentation, and present findings to teams

Preferred candidate profile

• Education: Bachelors degree in biomedical engineering, bioengineering, or a closely related engineering field (some R&D roles prefer a master's or PhD).
• Technical Skills: Knowledge of human physiology, CAD/modeling software, instrumentation testing, and regulatory frameworks.
• Soft Skills: Critical problem-solving, interdisciplinary teamwork, and clear technical communication

Perks and benefits