Job summary
Seeking a Senior Analog Hardware Design Engineer to contribute to the development of advanced electronic hardware for next-generation cardiovascular ultrasound products. This role involves designing complex analog and mixed-signal circuits, optimizing system performance, conducting hands-on prototyping and verification, and collaborating within an international multidisciplinary engineering team focused on healthcare technology.
Location and work setup
- Location
- Gjøvik
- Work setup
- On-site
Responsibilities
Define circuit architectures and design complex analog and mixed-signal circuit boards based on system requirements. Develop electronics for ultrasound components including receivers, transmitters, analog front ends, and power supplies. Optimize noise, distortion, dynamic and phase noise, and signal integrity. Investigate issues related to PCB noise, power integrity, and electromagnetic factors. Support high-speed interfaces such as PCIe and JESD204. Perform prototyping, lab measurements, debugging, and hardware verification. Lead root-cause analyses, feasibility studies, and design trade-offs. Contribute to technology roadmaps, design practices, documentation, quality, reliability, and lifecycle management. Provide technical leadership and mentoring while collaborating with FPGA, software, systems, mechanical, manufacturing, quality, and service teams. Support new product development, design changes, and reliability investigations.
Qualifications
Master’s degree or PhD in electrical engineering or related field. Several years of experience designing analog or mixed-signal electronics. Strong knowledge in analog electronics, mixed-signal systems, signal integrity, PCB development, schematics, lab testing, debugging, and design verification. Familiarity with high-speed interfaces like PCIe or JESD204. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with ability to work at both system and detailed circuit level. Excellent teamwork, coordination, communication skills, and fluent English. Preferred: Experience in medical devices or ultrasound electronics, analog circuit design, collaboration with PCB layout teams, knowledge of IEC 60601-1 or similar safety standards, experience with regulated product development and design controls, and working within an international engineering environment.