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Electrical/Electronics Engineer II/IIIPlease ensure you read the below overview and requirements for this employment opportunity completely.A leading Medical Device manufacturer is seeking to add a qualified Electrical/Electronics Engineer II/III to its team in Jacksonville FL! The role emphasizes adherence to proper engineering practices, particularly in the field of medical device engineering, light circuit design, electrical device safety, and regulatory compliance. Proficiency in PCB design, coding (especially in C++), and expertise in design principles are essential for success in this role.Responsibilities: • Utilize advanced design skills to create and optimize electrical systems, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations. • Design and layout PCBs for electronic circuits using software such as Altium, paying attention to precision and functionality. • Write, debug, and maintain code in C++ for embedded systems and electronic devices. • Collaborate within a dynamic engineering team to develop electrical systems from conceptualization to production, ensuring efficiency and reliability. • Implement rigorous quality control processes to guarantee the safety and reliability of electrical systems and devices. • Maintain accurate documentation of designs, schematics, and coding for reference and compliance purposes. • Diagnose and resolve electrical and electronic system issues throughout the device's lifecycle. • Create and execute comprehensive testing, verification, and validation procedures. • Stay updated with industry trends and emerging technologies to incorporate innovative solutions into projects. • Efficiently manage projects, deadlines, and communicate progress to stakeholders.Requirements: - B.S. Electrical or Electronic Engineering - 6-10 Years related experience in electro-mechanical design - Background with PCBA design, system component integration, EMI containment, etc - Software programming experience (C++) - Industry experience (ISO standards, FDA GMP and related regulations)