We are looking for a Junior Chip-Level Engineer with a robust background in biomedical engineering and electronic circuit troubleshooting. The role involves diagnosing and repairing medical equipment at the chip/component level, supporting equipment maintenance and calibration, and assisting in technical projects and service operations.
Key Responsibilities
1. Advanced Troubleshooting & Repair
• Diagnose and repair complex faults in medical equipment at the chip/component level.
• Troubleshoot circuit boards, electronic components, and control systems.
• Use advanced diagnostic tools and techniques to identify and resolve equipment failures.
• Perform component-level testing, replacement, and repair of electronic circuits. 2. Research & Development
• Support the development and testing of new biomedical devices and technologies.
• Collaborate with R&D; and technical teams to improve existing equipment and solutions.
• Assist in identifying technical improvements and innovative repair solutions. 3. Technical Support & Leadership
• Provide technical guidance to junior engineers and technicians.
• Support the team in resolving complex technical issues.
• Take ownership of assigned technical projects and ensure timely completion. 4. Maintenance & Calibration
• Perform and oversee preventive and corrective maintenance of medical equipment.
• Support calibration and performance testing of high-value medical equipment.
• Develop and follow maintenance procedures to improve equipment reliability and performance. 5. Installation & Integration
• Support the installation, commissioning, and integration of biomedical equipment.
• Ensure proper functioning and integration of equipment with hospital systems and other medical technologies.
• Conduct post-installation testing and troubleshooting. 6. Compliance & Safety
• Ensure all service, repair, and maintenance activities comply with applicable industry standards and safety requirements.
• Follow appropriate safety procedures while handling electronic components and medical equipment.
• Maintain a safe working environment during service activities. 7. Documentation & Reporting
• Maintain accurate records of repair, maintenance, calibration, and service activities.
• Prepare technical reports on equipment performance, failures, and recurring issues.
• Maintain proper documentation of replaced components and repair history. 8. Vendor Coordination
• Coordinate with equipment manufacturers and vendors for technical support and spare parts.
• Follow up on technical issues requiring OEM assistance.
• Support vendor coordination to ensure timely resolution of equipment-related issues. 9. Training & Knowledge Sharing
• Conduct basic technical training for healthcare staff and team members on equipment operation and maintenance.
• Share technical knowledge and troubleshooting practices with junior engineers and technicians.
• Assist in developing technical training materials and resources. 10. Continuous Improvement
• Keep updated on the latest developments in biomedical equipment and electronic technologies.
• Identify opportunities to improve troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance processes.
• Implement effective solutions to improve equipment uptime and service efficiency. Educational Qualification & Experience
• Diploma / B.
Tech / B.
E. in Biomedical Engineering or a relevant electronics discipline.
• Minimum 5 months of relevant experience in the biomedical/electronics field.
• Strong practical knowledge of biomedical equipment and electronic systems.
• Experience in chip-level/component-level troubleshooting and repair is preferred. Required Skills & Knowledge
• Strong expertise in troubleshooting and repairing electronic circuits at the chip/component level.
• Good understanding of biomedical equipment and electronic systems.
• Proficiency in using diagnostic tools such as:
• Oscilloscopes
• Digital multimeters
• Logic analyzers
• Other electronic testing equipment
• Good understanding of circuit diagrams, PCB troubleshooting, and electronic components.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Good attention to detail.
• Knowledge of medical equipment safety standards and regulatory requirements.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively within a team.
• Willingness to travel to customer/hospital sites as required.