Principal System Engineer / Technical Lead
FlexAbout the role
Job Summary
Farm, a Flex company, has over 45 years of experience providing award-winning development services for medical, life sciences, and consumer healthcare companies. Our talented researchers, designers, and engineers work in a highly collaborative environment on innovative products designed to improve people’s lives. At Farm, you’ll learn from bright, like-minded individuals excited to tackle the world’s healthcare technology challenges.
Farm is integral part of Flex, a global and multi-national design and manufacturing company that partners with the top medical device OEMs in the world.
Located in Southern, NH, our employees have the best of both city and country living with a convenient drive to Boston, the ocean, and the mountains. We attract talent from all over the world and offer competitive salaries and benefits.
The Principal Systems Engineer/ Technical Lead will be based in Hollis, New Hampshire. We are seeking an experience, highly collaborative, hands-on development engineer to join our talented and dynamic product development group and play a critical role in creating the next generation of advanced medical technologies.
What a typical day looks like:
- Work on an exciting range of products - connected health wearables, new technology therapy systems, surgical robotic systems – with both early-stage startups and Fortune 100 medical device companies.
- Serve as the Systems Engineering technical lead on complex projects within a fast paced and intelligent team environment, with a hands-on approach for concept through verification and transfer.
- Collaborate closely with clients and internal technical teams to:
- Create and manage system and sub-system requirements
- Conceptualize and document innovative architectures, system workflows, and interfaces that achieve product goals
- Identify and investigations and trade studies to inform design direction
- Lead product risk management activities such as RMP, FMEA and mitigations strategies
- Define and implement system integration strategies.
- Develop test strategies appropriate to the product development stages.
- Be a key contributor to technical aspects of programs, ensuring that design content and deliverables are accurate and that they meet or exceed our client’s requirements.
- Contribute to program plans, schedule, and resourcing strategy.
- Collaborate with industrial design, user interface, human factors, mechanical, electrical, software, and quality teams to create exceptional product designs.
- Deliver compelling presentations to clients and internal teams to communicate design approach, value, tradeoffs, and recommendations.
- Support business development engagements by leading capability presentations and technical discussions, program strategy and proposal creation, and networking.
The experience we’re looking to add to our team:
- Bachelors or Master’s degree in Engineering (mechanical, biomedical, electrical, software, or similar).
- 10+ years of product development experience, 3+ years project systems leadership with a mix of early-stage design, full development, and new product introduction, including medical devices.
- Highly collaborative attitude and developed interpersonal and communication skills.
- Versatility to quickly ramp up on, assess, and resolve diverse product challenges.
- Hands-on experience developing electromechanical devices with the ability to lead and review the work of others.
- Significant experience being the lead for project planning, system and sub-system requirements development and management, architecture generation, risk management, systems integration, and test strategies.
- Demonstrated ability to architect and simplify complex systems, manage interdisciplinary trade-offs.
- Demonstrated experience leading a team to develop innovative feasible designs, resolving design cha
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