OverviewAn innovative and fast-growing medical device company is seeking an experienced Electronics Design Manager to lead the development of advanced electronics systems used in next-generation ophthalmic technologies.
Reporting directly to the Chief Technology Officer, this role combines leadership with hands-on technical contribution. The successful candidate will manage and mentor a team of electronics engineers while also contributing to system architecture, design reviews, and technical execution involving analog, mixed-signal, and FPGA-based systems.
The organization is developing cutting-edge medical technologies that combine computer vision, deep learning, 3D eye imaging, and high-precision laser systems to treat ophthalmic diseases and disabilities. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to innovations that can significantly improve patient outcomes and prevent vision loss worldwide.
Key Responsibilities- Lead, mentor, and develop a team of electronics engineers while fostering a collaborative engineering culture.
- Define and drive the electronics architecture and technical roadmap for advanced medical systems.
- Contribute hands-on to FPGA and/or analog mixed-signal electronics design.
- Oversee design reviews, architecture decisions, and engineering best practices.
- Develop scalable processes for engineering documentation, design reviews, and compliance.
- Collaborate closely with software, optics, mechanical, and systems engineering teams to ensure high-performance integrated solutions.
- Ensure products meet safety, quality, and regulatory standards required for medical devices.
- Support verification, validation, and risk management activities including FMEA and ISO 14971.
- Promote innovation, technical excellence, and continuous improvement within the engineering team.
RequirementsBachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.
At least 7 years of experience in electronics design, preferably within medical devices or other high-reliability systems.
Experience leading or mentoring engineers or small engineering teams.
Strong technical expertise in one or more of the following areas:
- Analog or mixed-signal electronics design, especially low-noise or safety-critical systems.
- FPGA or digital system design including architecture, implementation, and verification.
Familiarity with embedded firmware and communication interfaces.
Understanding of regulatory and safety-critical product development environments.
Ability to balance technical leadership with hands-on engineering contribution.
Comfortable working in a dynamic and fast-paced environment similar to a technology startup.
Work ArrangementThe role is based in Edmonton, Alberta. Candidates across Canada may be considered for a hybrid arrangement.
Candidates located outside Alberta must be willing to travel frequently to the Edmonton headquarters.
During the first two months, the candidate will likely spend approximately two weeks per month onsite. After onboarding, travel may reduce to approximately one week per month.
Compensation and Benefits:- Competitive salary
- Annual performance bonus of approximately 10 percent.
- Participation in an employee stock option plan.
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefits.
- Relocation assistance for candidates moving to Edmonton.
- Access to onsite fitness facilities and team social events.
- Opportunity to contribute to innovative medical technology that can improve vision care worldwide.
- Dental care
- Extended health care
- Life insurance
- RRSP match
Why This OpportunityThis position offers the chance to join a company that is developing breakthrough technologies in ophthalmic treatment. The organization combines advanced engineering, artificial intelligence, and medical innovation to create solutions that address complex eye diseases and improve quality of life for patients globally.
The successful candidate will play a key leadership role in building technology and teams that are shaping the future of vision care.