Senior Analog Hardware Design Engineer

About the role

GE HealthCare is looking for a Senior Analog Hardware Design Engineer in Horten to contribute to the development of electronic hardware for the next generation of cardiovascular ultrasound products, including common premium ultrasound platforms. You will work with an experienced team of engineers in analog electronics, FPGA, acquisition, signal processing, systems integration, backend hardware and mechanics, across an international organisation.

Key responsibilities

• Define circuit architectures for future ultrasound systems and design complex analog and mixed-signal circuit boards.
• Develop electronics for ultrasound receivers, transmitters, analog front ends and power supplies.
• Optimise noise, distortion, dynamic range, phase noise and signal integrity, and investigate PCB noise, power integrity, signal integrity and thermal or electromagnetic issues.
• Support high-speed interfaces such as PCIe and JESD204.
• Perform prototyping, laboratory measurements, board bring-up, debugging and hardware verification.
• Lead or support root-cause investigations, feasibility studies and design trade-offs.
• Contribute to technology roadmaps, design practices, documentation, quality, reliability and lifecycle management.
• Mentor colleagues and collaborate with FPGA, data acquisition, software, systems engineering, mechanical design, manufacturing, quality and service teams.

Required profile

• Master's degree or PhD in electrical engineering or a related discipline.
• Several years of experience designing analog or mixed-signal electronics.
• Fluent written and spoken English; ability to work in an international engineering organisation.
• Preferred: experience with ultrasound, medical devices, imaging systems or high-reliability products, and knowledge of IEC 60601-1 or similar safety standards.

Required skills

• Analog and mixed-signal electronics, signal integrity, schematics, PCB development and debugging.
• Familiarity with high-speed interfaces such as PCIe or JESD204.
• Preferred: experience with filters, amplifiers, receivers, transmitters, power-conversion circuits, PCB layout engineers, and regulated product development and design controls.

What we offer

• The chance to develop technology used in cardiovascular healthcare.
• A collaborative international working environment and opportunities to collaborate across countries and disciplines.
• Technical growth through GE HealthCare's technical career path.