Contract Job for 'Electrical Engineer @ Sunnyvale, CA for 9 months

Jan 13, 2011 0 Replies

Hello Business Partners,



This is Prabhu from Sancrosoft USA Inc.



We are looking for a Electrical Engineer for one of our clients in Sunnyvale, CA for 9 months. If you are interested or possibly know anyone interested please forward resume to snipped-for-privacy@sancrosoftusa.com



Role : Electrical Engineer Location: Sunnyvale, CA Length of Contract: 1/30/2011 - 10/1/2011


5 - 7 Years Experience Required

Job Summary: The electrical engineer is responsible for system integration, system testing, test procedure development, test execution and design documentation.



Position Description: =95 Design and order cables, interconnect boards and chassies and assemble user interface panels for medical capital equipment. =95 Write test cases and test reports on electronic hardware modules, integral to the system. =95 Execute tests, analyze data and write reports. =95 Develop and maintain drawing trees of complex interconnect diagrams. =95 Assemble and power up medical capital equipment as required. =95 Design and implement test instrumentation and other test fixtures required to characterize electronic module performance.



Qualifications: Bachelor in Electrical Engineering with 5 years experience in design, testing, prototyping, development and release of products. Candidate must have experience working in a regulated medical device company. Position requires cross-functional and extensive team interaction. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are required. Candidate must have skills in reading and analyzing circuit schematics, capable of making modifications in a schematic capture tool, and is able to identify, purchase and track required electronic components.



You can reach me at snipped-for-privacy@sancrosoftusa.com ###



916-671-5596 You can reach me at snipped-for-privacy@sancrosoftusa.com ### 916-671-5596

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