The Electrical Engineer will be part of the Global SusTaining Engineering Team (STET) org structure will provide technical support to ensure product life cycle of medical devices by incremental innovation, standard product maintenance, engineering, and supply chain solutions by resolving issues such as End of life, Assurance of Supply, Supplier change request, Production, and design-related field issues.
The Electrical Engineer will also be responsible for Electronic component obsolescence management, Reactive and Proactive obsolescence management, Redesign for cost reduction and improved reliability, Redesign for obsolescence mitigation, Failure, and root cause analysis, Alternate component sourcing, limited software release support, and regulatory updates are common sustaining activities.
Key Responsibilities
Assess & create a Product Change Notification document for each change request/product defect.
Root cause investigation of electrical issues that involves analysis of Schematics, board layout, assembly drawing and Bill of Materials.
Assist in evaluating alternate components that are going in EOL, and lead design and qualification of alternate components at the system level.
Create Module Requirements/Char Specification document for electrical modules
Develop Test protocols which includes Module Verification plan & report
Execute module verification testing and log results
Perform release activities includes Design Verification Review, Design History File (DHF) update and write Memo’s as needed
Follow Philips QMS guidelines and update design history files per latest standard template
Attend TED’s training to execute Project deliverables
Work with Systems Engineering, Electrical and other cross functional team members to design electronic enclosures to meet system level functional and architectural requirements.
Drive product development activities including development of design concepts, prototype testing