Hardware Engineer

Company Description Dormotech Medical Ltd. is a digital health company focused on transforming how sleep disorders are monitored and diagnosed. Its next-generation DormoVision X™ platform is a compact, multi-channel, reusable device designed for patient-friendly self-setup at home. Built for both adults and children, the solution enables scalable remote diagnostics over multiple nights to improve accessibility, accuracy, and efficiency of sleep studies. Dormotech delivers clinical-grade data, real-time monitoring, and a seamless patient experience that aligns with modern digital health standards. The company empowers healthcare providers to make better-informed decisions and improve patient outcomes in sleep medicine. Role Description The Hardware Engineer will design, develop, and optimize electronics hardware for Dormotech’s sleep monitoring solutions in a full-time, remote role. Day-to-day responsibilities include creating circuit designs, selecting and integrating hardware components, and collaborating with cross-functional teams (firmware, software, clinical, and product) to ensure reliable system performance. The role involves prototyping, validating, and testing hardware, analyzing performance data, and driving design improvements for usability, durability, and regulatory compliance. The Hardware Engineer will document designs, support hardware manufacturing and assembly partners, and contribute to troubleshooting and resolving field issues. This position plays a key role in advancing Dormotech’s medical-grade devices and ensuring they meet safety, quality, and industry standards. Qualifications Strong skills in Hardware Development and general Hardware engineering for embedded and medical-grade devices. Proficiency in Circuit Design and Electronics Hardware Design, including analog and digital circuitry. Experience with Computer Hardware and integration of sensors and communication modules. Knowledge of PCB design tools (e.g., Altium, KiCad) and hands-on experience with prototyping, testing, and debugging electronic systems. Understanding of medical device or regulated product development, including safety and compliance standards (e.g., IEC, ISO) is an advantage. Bachelor’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field. Ability to work effectively in remote, cross-functional teams, with clear written and verbal communication skills. Experience with low-power design, embedded systems, and wearable or IoT devices is beneficial.