Electrical Engineer

Job Description

Role Summary

The Electrical Engineer provides technical leadership across board- and system-level designs for clinical-grade ultrasound systems. The role spans requirements definition, architecture, circuit design, layout guidance, bring-up, system integration, verification, and sustaining/obsolescence work.

Key Responsibilities

Lead architecture and detailed design for ultrasound hardware modules (Tx pulsers, T/R protection, low-noise receive chains, precision clocks, high-speed data paths to FPGA/SoC).
Create verification plans; execute bench/system testing, reliability growth, and EMC readiness; drive fault isolation and corrective actions.
Balance performance, schedule, cost, and quality; present options, risks, and trade-offs to stakeholders.
Guide junior engineers; coordinate internal/external design resources and vendors; review and approve design documentation.
Own sustaining engineering for released modules: component obsolescence management, value engineering, and cost-reduction initiatives.
Ensure rigorous design controls (requirements, design outputs, change management, and traceability).

Qualifications

Bachelor's or Master's in Electrical Engineering.
5+ years in complex product development (medical devices, instrumentation, or similar).
Expertise in mixed-signal board design and bring-up; comfort with high-speed interfaces (PCIe/LVDS/DDR/JESD), power architectures, and signal integrity.
Proficiency with lab diagnostics (advanced scopes, spectrum/network analyzers) and EDA/analysis tools (Altium/Cadence; SPICE, SI/PI).
Demonstrated leadership of cross-functional technical deliverables and suppliers.

Assets

Ultrasound domain experience (AFE/beamformer, acoustic front end) and IEC /-1-2 familiarity.
Experience driving EMC/EMI mitigation, reliability testing, and production transfer.
Scripting for test automation (Python/Matlab) and data analysis.

Salary Range

CAD$80,000 – $90,000 annually.

Why Join Sonele

At Sonele, you'll be part of a multidisciplinary team driving complex medical devices from idea to production. You'll lead programs that combine precision engineering with real-world healthcare impact—supported by an organization committed to innovation, quality, and long-term customer partnerships.

This is an opportunity to shape technical outcomes, interface directly with innovators, and help grow Canada's hub for advanced medical device development.

The above information on this job description and specification has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this job. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications required of employees assigned to this job.

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