Product Design Engineer (hardware)
Singapore, Singapore
Job Description
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Cadi Scientific is a healthcare IT company that specializes in wireless sensing and tracking. The company\'s flagship product SmartSense\xe2\x84\xa2 was a small disc-like wearable sensor that automatically measured a patient\'s temperature and tracked the patient\'s location round the clock. Over the years, SmartSense has evolved to include wearable tags for matching an infant to the right mother, tags for tracking equipment, and several software solutions. This internationally award winning product is deployed in several hospitals in Singapore and overseas.
Product Design Engineer (Hardware)
- Develop hardware and firmware for wireless sensors & location tracking (RTLS) devices
- Experience with Bluetooth will be an advantage
- Experience with C/C++ and firmware programming will be advantage
- Develop product functional specifications and perform electronics circuit design, schematic capture, PCB design, prototyping and testing
- Manage product design life cycle from conceptualisation, design, verification, certification to post-production successfully, ensuring:
- Milestones are delivered by scheduled dates
- Mandays are utilized within budget
- High quality of work is achieved
- Provide on-site technical support during system deployment
- To assist in any other work as required by the company
- Degree in Electrical/Electronics/Communications Engineering or equivalent
- At least 2 years (or 5 years for Senior position) of relevant hardware and firmware development experience in 8/16/32 bit embedded systems
- Experience in network protocols such as WiFi/TCPIP would be advantageous
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Job IdJD1306360
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IndustryNot mentioned
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Total Positions1
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Job Type:Full Time
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Salary:Not mentioned
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Employment StatusPermanent
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Job LocationSingapore, Singapore
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EducationNot mentioned