Job Description

A biomedical engineer designs and develops medical equipment, devices, and software to improve patient care and the healthcare industry. Their work includes creating products like artificial organs and diagnostic machines, as well as installing, maintaining, and providing technical support for existing medical equipment. They also conduct research, collaborate with healthcare professionals, and ensure products meet safety and quality standards. Key responsibilities Design and development: Create new medical equipment, software, and devices, such as artificial organs, prosthetics, and diagnostic machines. Research: Conduct research on biological systems and develop new theories and technologies to improve healthcare. Installation and maintenance: Install, maintain, and provide technical support for biomedical equipment in clinical settings. Evaluation and optimization: Assess the safety, efficiency, and effectiveness of medical devices and work to optimize their performance. Collaboration: Work with doctors, scientists, and other medical professionals to develop and implement solutions. Training: Train other personnel, such as clinicians, on how to properly use new equipment. Documentation: Write technical reports and research papers to document their findings and projects. Required skills and qualifications Education: A bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering or a related field is typically required; a master's or Ph.D. may be preferred for some roles. Technical skills: Proficiency in CAD software, knowledge of biomedical systems and equipment, and an understanding of regulatory standards are essential. Soft skills: Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, teamwork, and effective communication are crucial. Regulatory knowledge: Familiarity with regulatory standards (like those from the FDA) and quality control is necessary. Tamil candidates only
Job Types: Full-time, Fresher

Pay: ?8,407.69 - ?34,271.13 per month

Benefits:

Food provided
Work Location: In person