Electrical Engineer
San FranciscoFull-timePosted 6mo ago
About the role
Electrical engineer role at Nudge focused on high channel-count ultrasound phased arrays, analog receive circuits, embedded systems for wearable arrays, and integration with various transducers and ASICs, from concept to deployment in clinical trials.
Responsibilities
- Engineer drive systems for high channel-count ultrasound phased arrays
- Design analog receive circuits for novel imaging applications
- Design embedded systems for miniaturized, wearable high channel-count ultrasound phased arrays
- Architect systems for integration with transducers of different fabrication methods and custom ASICs
- Develop precise, high throughput, reliable test systems
- Own designs from concept through prototyping to deployment in clinical trials
- Work closely with mechanical engineers, software engineers, ultrasound engineers, and clinical operators
Qualifications
- Strong engineering / physics first principles
- Exceptional proficiency in ECAD
- A degree in Electrical Engineering or similar engineering discipline
- Strong analog and digital fundamentals
- Experience designing embedded systems from architecture through integration
- A demonstrated history of exceptional technical contribution
- High integrity and strong professional judgement
- Engineers with at least 3 years of industry experience
Skills
Required:ECADAnalog designDigital designEmbedded systemsSystem architecture
Last updated Aug 13, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.
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