Lead, Electrical Engineer

About the role Lead the electrical engineering design, development, and validation of power, control, motion, and sensing subsystems in our devices Define the electrical architecture and establish component selection standards that balance reliability, cost, and regulatory compliance for a pharmaceutical environment Drive schematic and PCB layout reviews, ensuring designs meet safety, EMC, and relevant medical quality standards before release to manufacturing Partner with the firmware, software, and mechanical engineering leads to align on interface specifications, data handling, signal routing, wire harness definition, and integration timelines across disciplines Spearhead the testing strategy to ensure all validation and verification activities provide sufficient coverage of the product features and expected failure recovery modes Qualifications 10+ years of experience in electrical engineering, with at least 3 years leading a team of electrical engineers Track record of shipping complex electromechanical products from concept through mass production, with ownership of major electrical subsystems Deep expertise in analog and digital circuit design, power electronics, and PCB layout, with the ability to set technical direction for the team Experience balancing speed of development with establishing engineering processes such as design reviews, test specifications, and DFM checkpoints Ability to recruit, develop, and mentor electrical engineers while maintaining hands‑on involvement in critical design work Previous successful partnerships with mechanical, software, and product teams via excellent cross‑functional communication skills Strong understanding of regulatory and compliance considerations relevant to safety‑critical or medical‑adjacent products (e.g., UL, EMC, IEC standards) Compensations & Benefits Competitive salary Meaningful early‑stage equity Health, 401(k), unlimited PTO What We Offer Early‑stage equity in automated pharmacy dispensing at scale Direct impact — your code dispenses medication to real patients Small team, zero bureaucracy, high trust Hard problems: distributed systems, safety‑critical software, regulatory compliance, real‑time hardware integration #J-18808-Ljbffr