Jobs at Engenious Design

Paid temporary systems engineering internship focused on designing, building, and testing electronics and embedded microcontroller systems for medical devices. Interns collaborate with senior engineers, technicians, and multidisciplinary project teams while gaining hands-on experience with electromechanical products, digital, power, motor control, analog, and RF circuits. The role also involves learning relevant medical concepts and working within schedule and budget constraints.

Paid temporary internship embedded within a medical device project team. Responsibilities include collaboratively designing, building, and testing electronics and embedded microcontroller systems, while learning electromechanical product design, circuits, power supplies, motor control, and medical device development. The role emphasizes teamwork, communication, attention to detail, adaptability, ownership, and balancing schedule and budget constraints.

Paid mechanical engineering internship focused on hands-on medical device product development. Interns collaborate with senior engineers and technicians to design, build, and test electromechanical products, embedded microcontroller systems, enclosures, power supplies, motor controls, analog circuits, and RF circuits. The role emphasizes teamwork, communication, attention to detail, medical concept learning, and making design trade-offs within schedule and budget constraints.

The Human Factors Engineer plans and conducts user research, creates usability study protocols, and collaborates with engineers and designers to enhance medical device usability. They aim to understand user needs and document regulatory submissions, ensuring compliance with relevant standards.

The Systems Engineer will drive product development by integrating electrical, mechanical, and software disciplines, managing risks, and ensuring compliance with standards in creating medical devices.

The Business Development Researcher will conduct market research, strategize outreach to top medical device companies, manage CRM, collaborate with marketing, and generate new client connections.

The Technical Project Manager will lead and manage product development projects in the medical device industry, collaborating with engineers to ensure timely completion, efficient problem-solving, and effective communication throughout the process.

Hands-on manager overseeing prototype model shop and short-run production for medical devices and other electro-mechanical systems. Leads NPI from design review through pilot production and design transfer, manages people, suppliers, inventory, tools and quality processes to meet FDA/ISO standards, and coordinates with clients and engineering for on-schedule, within-budget execution.

The Integrated Marketer will plan, execute, and manage multi-channel marketing campaigns to engage audiences, ensure brand consistency, analyze data, and collaborate with various teams.