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Engineer / Applied Scientist (23796)

Cambridge
to £50k DoE
Filled

Medical devices, control systems, robotics, optics, imaging, Cambridge

Are you an advanced technologist with the desire to apply your skills in transferring exciting new technologies into commercial products? Your experience and knowledge could be in a range of technology areas including electro-mechanical systems, sensors, control systems, imaging and ultrasound. Above all you will be someone with an innovative approach to problem solving, able to seek out solutions to complex technical problems. This role will involve bringing products to market, specifically within the medical devices industry.

You will work as part of a multi-disciplinary team alongside talented mechanical engineers, electronic engineers and physicists. This role also has a client-facing aspect hence your wider professional skills are key with the ability to uncover and capitalise on commercial opportunities.

Requirements:

  • At least a 1st or 2.1 master's degree from well-ranked university in a relevant engineering or physics degree with either a relevant PhD or commercial work experience
  • Any experience from bringing a product to market is very desirable.
  • Strong team-working ethic is required along with excellent client-facing skills
  • Some experience within the medical devices industry would be of particular interest.

A strong academic background is required in order to use your deep understanding of engineering and science principles to inform development.

This is an excellent opportunity to leverage your experience in a dynamic development environment working alongside a world-class group of engineers and scientists. There is an excellent package on offer to the right candidate.

Keywords: Medical innovation, Imaging, Electro-mechanical, Optics, Sensors, Control, Cambridge, 1st, PhD.