We are looking for a Electronics Engineer to join our NPI team within the Operations organization.

This role is responsible for leading and supporting all electronics-related activities throughout the manufacturing lifecycle, from prototype, design transfer to production, continuous improvement, and change management.

The position requires close collaboration with R&D, manufacturing, quality, and supply chain teams, as well as strong understanding of regulated medical device environments.

We are here to improve lives by restoring sight worldwide by a robotic platform for vision saving surgery.

Our company will improve the way ophthalmic surgery is delivered to vision impaired individuals now and for decades to come.

We are rapidly growing, funded by leading international VCs, and are looking to expand our small, motivated, multi-disciplinary and phenomenal team. Joining us is an opportunity to work towards saving vision across the globe, collaborating with others to realize a dream, and tackle an enormous challenge that will help drive your career forward.

• Serve as the primary owner for all electronics-related activities in manufacturing.
• Support, guide, and train manufacturing and operations teams on electronic assemblies and processes.
• Lead and drive continuous improvement of ATP / FTP (Assembly & Final Test Procedures).
• Participate in Design Reviews (DRs) for electronic board development, representing manufacturing and NPI perspectives.
• Own and manage engineering changes related to electronics, and support cross-functional system-level changes as needed.
• Support design transfer from R&D to manufacturing, including documentation, test strategies, and production readiness.
• Work closely with suppliers and Contract Manufacturers (CM’s) on electronic assemblies, PCBs, harnesses and testing.
• Ensure proper documentation, traceability, and compliance throughout the manufacturing process.

• BSc (or higher) in Electronics Engineering / Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• At least 3 years of experience as an NPI Engineer, working closely with R&D and manufacturing in electronics products.
• Experience working with documentation control systems (e.g., Windchill) and manufacturing ERP/MES systems (e.g., Priority), and understanding the integration between documentation and production processes.
• Strong understanding of PCB manufacturing processes, assembly, and production documentation.
• Experience with ATP / FTP development and optimization.
• Experience with work orders, non-conformance reporting, and issue tracking during manufacturing.
• Knowledge and hands-on experience in manufacturing change management.
• Understanding of electronic harness manufacturing and integration.
• Experience working in regulated medical device environments, including process validation (ISO1348 / CFR 820 / IEC 60601 standards).
• Ability to work cross-functionally and support multiple stakeholders.
• Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
• Fluent technical English (written and spoken).