Hardware Verification Engineer

Would you like to join an innovative team driven by a bold vision – unleashing tools to accelerate breakthroughs in human health?

Would you like to join an innovative team creating technology to power ground-breaking insights in academic, clinical, pharma and biotech research?

It is an extraordinary time for Standard BioTools. Our technology is empowering customers to improve life through comprehensive health insight. We invite you to join a leading provider of indispensable life sciences tools that is accelerating global research on multiple frontiers of human health.

At Standard BioTools, we are building a positive culture where our people can do the best work of their careers, informed and influenced by our core behaviors:

• Keep customers front and center in all of our work

• Be accountable and deliver on commitments

• Drive continuous improvement

• Be collaborative and work as one team: fostering communications in a

learning, coaching, and helpful environment

Standard BioTools is looking for a Hardware Verification Engineer who, as a part of the Systems Integration team, will play an essential role in testing, developing, evaluating, and troubleshooting of key sub-systems for new commercial mass cytometry systems. You will develop and manage requirements of various modules and assemblies, and produce design outputs. You are passionate about making things work reliably, safely, and efficiently!

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Develop, evaluate, and troubleshoot electronics and mechanics of modules involving vacuum systems, inductively coupled plasma, thermal management, and/or gas controls

Characterize module behaviour and interaction with other parts of the system

Create test setups, conduct reliability and stress testing

Analyze components, test results, and identify root cause of failures

Communicate findings to team via presentations and documented test reports

Collaborate with engineers to develop and improve designs to meet system and subsystem requirements

Participate in design review meetings

Assist in transfer of products to manufacturing

Education and Experience

Bachelor’s degree in Mechatronics, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering, or Physics

5-8 years working experience in product development roles

Substantial hands-on experience in hardware testing, reliability testing, debugging, and troubleshooting electronics and mechanics

Practical and/or theoretical experience with EMI/EMC, inductively coupled plasma, vacuum pumps, vacuum chambers, flow controllers, pressure sensors, valves, actuators

Continuous improvement mindset

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:

Highly self-motivated and independent critical thinker

Fast learner with strong analytical and problem-solving skills

Strong verbal and written communication skills

Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team including mechanical, electrical, optical and software engineers as well as research scientists in instrumentation, chemistry, and biology

As a bonus, you have expertise in one of the following areas: ion optics, optics, vacuum systems, gas dynamics, or biology

Ready to join an industry leader with a bold and ambitious mission that is enabling advancements in human health?

Apply online with your resume!

Standard BioTools is committed to providing an inclusive and barrier free recruitment process to applicants with accessibility needs in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). If you require an accommodation during this process, please inform Standard BioTools of your requirements. We are an equal opportunity employer.07 S

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