Biomedical Engineer

Company: ZetrOZ Systems

Location: Trumbull, CT (On-site)

Job Type: Full-time

Experience Level: Mid-level (2–4 years of experience)

Company Overview: ZetrOZ Systems is a pioneering healthcare technology company focused on developing non-invasive bioelectronic systems that accelerate natural tissue healing and relieve acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain. As the creators of the clinically proven sam® (Sustained Acoustic Medicine) device family, we deliver wearable, home-use medical technologies that improve the quality of life for millions of patients globally. We collaborate extensively with the U.S. Government and top-tier research institutions to push the boundaries of soft-tissue therapeutic solutions.

Role Summary: We are seeking a Biomedical Electrical Engineer with 2 to 4 years of experience to join our product development and engineering team. In this on-site role, you will bridge the gap between biomedical needs and electrical hardware execution. You will be responsible for the hands-on engineering, testing, validation, and continuous improvement of our wearable bioelectronic devices. This role requires a strong balance of electrical hardware prototyping (PCBA), risk analysis, and validation within an FDA-regulated medical device framework.

Key Responsibilities: Hardware & Systems Engineering: Support the design, modification, and optimization of low-power electrical circuits, PCBA layouts, and embedded software systems for wearable medical tech. Testing & Verification: Lead component-level and system-level validation, executing strict testing protocols on electrical hardware to guarantee performance, signal integrity, and battery efficiency. Regulatory Compliance: Prepare documentation and perform IEC testing (including IEC 60601-1 and home-use medical device safety standards) to ensure strict adherence to FDA guidelines. Risk Management & Failure Analysis: Participate in Risk Analysis (FMEA) processes specifically tailored to home-use medical systems. Perform root-cause analysis and troubleshooting on complex electrical device malfunctions. Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner closely with mechanical engineers, clinical researchers, quality assurance, and manufacturing teams to seamlessly transition designs from prototype to scaled production.

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering (with an electrical or mechanical focus), or a closely related technical field.

Experience: 2–4 years of hands-on engineering experience, ideally within a regulated medical device setting, healthcare technology space, or high-reliability hardware industry.

What We Offer: We value our team's commitment and provide a competitive, well-rounded rewards package to support your professional and personal well-being: Comprehensive Healthcare: Premium health for you and your dependents. Retirement Security: 401(k) retirement plan options to help you save for the future.

Excellent Benefits: Package: Includes competitive paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, and opportunities for continuous professional development in a cutting-edge field.