Life Technologies - Marietta, OH
posted about 2 months ago
The Electrical Engineer II position at Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. is a pivotal role within the Laboratory Products Division, specifically in the Controlled Temperature Technologies (CTT) Business Unit. This position is based in Marietta, OH, and is designed for individuals who are passionate about contributing to the advancement of scientific research and laboratory efficiency. The Electrical Engineer will be immersed in a collaborative culture that emphasizes innovation and quality, providing the necessary resources to deliver high-quality refrigerated lab equipment that meets the diverse needs of our customers. The mission of Thermo Fisher is to enable customers to make the world healthier, cleaner, and safer, and this role plays a crucial part in achieving that goal. In this role, the Electrical Engineer will support the design and manufacturing processes of various laboratory equipment, including biological safety cabinets, shakers, incubators, and freezers. The responsibilities will encompass working on electrical components, subsystems, and product testing. The engineer will lead and participate in projects aimed at enhancing product quality, reducing costs, and improving throughput, with a particular focus on optimizing electrical systems for ease of manufacturing. The role requires active participation throughout the product development cycle, from New Product Introduction (NPI) to product discontinuation, ensuring that projects are driven to completion using the Engineering Change Request (ECR) Process. The Electrical Engineer will also be responsible for developing and maintaining accurate specifications and documentation for electrical systems and subsystem/component performance. This includes creating and implementing test plans to validate electrical system performance while applying design for reliability tools and performance sensitivity analysis. Compliance with applicable third-party certifications, such as FDA, UL, CSA, and CE, is essential. The engineer will coordinate with electrical component and assembly suppliers as necessary and will be expected to solve electrical system issues, including both analog and digital circuits, to enhance product quality and reliability. Safety is paramount, and all job duties must be performed in accordance with safety policies and procedures, as well as ISO standards and regulatory requirements.