Develop and maintain embedded firmware for FDA-regulated medical devices using FreeRTOS, Windows CE, C/C++, ARM Cortex-M, and 8051 microcontrollers. Responsibilities include hardware integration, schematic and PCB review, firmware testing, debugging, validation, technical documentation, and compliance with IEC and FDA requirements. The engineer will collaborate with hardware teams and use standard laboratory tools and development environments including Code Composer Studio, Visual Studio, Embedded VC++, and Atmel Studio.

Designs and validates analog and digital electrical hardware for laser medical devices and dental imaging products. Responsibilities include circuit and PCB design, wireless and embedded interface development, microcontroller programming, board bring-up, debugging, laboratory testing, technical documentation, and regulatory compliance. The role requires hands-on ownership from concept through validation, including high-voltage power supplies and high-power diode laser drivers. Travel to the Corona location may be required up to 10% of the time.