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    Electromechanical Engineer

    • Hybrid
      • Leuven, Vlaams Gewest, Belgium
    • Engineering

    You design and build prototype instruments for microfluidic cartridges, supporting R&D, and collaborate with suppliers to develop advanced medical devices that meet industry standards.

    Job description


    We are seeking a hands-on Electromechanical Engineer to join our team in Belgium. In this role, your initial focus will be on designing and building prototype instruments to actuate microfluidic cartridges, contributing to R&D efforts aimed at developing and implementing innovative processes. As the project progresses, you will also collaborate with external suppliers to design and develop cutting-edge medical device instruments that meet industry standards.



    Key responsibilities


    • Design and develop jigs to test microfluidic cartridges, with the goal of evolving these into fully functional products for production and deployment.

    • Create detailed mechanical drawings and documentation for manufacturing and assembly.

    • Take the lead on integrating mechanical and electrical systems, including interfacing with sensors, actuators, and microfluidic cartridges.

    • Design and troubleshoot simple electrical circuits, select components, and ensure compatibility with mechanical designs.

    • Collaborate with external partners when necessary for specialized electrical system needs.

    • Prototype, test, and refine designs to meet performance, quality, and reliability standards.

    Job requirements

    • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electromechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or Mechatronics or equivalent

    • You are fluent in English

    • Several years of hand’s-on experience in designing and building of electro-mechanical prototypes,

    • Background covers mechanics, electronics, pneumatic. Should be able to design and assemble any of those.

    • Proficiency in CAD software such as SolidWorks, AutoCAD

    • The job will be at least 50% of hand’s on work with the jigs and instruments in the lab

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