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Neko Health is building preventative healthcare technology that delivers personalized, actionable health insights in a single non-invasive visit. The company combines proprietary sensor technology with direct clinical care to make data-driven prevention accessible before symptoms appear.
You will join the Hardware & Firmware organization as an Electronics Design Engineer, owning the full lifecycle of electronics for sensor-dense medical systems. This is a hands-on, lab-facing role where you design robust mixed-signal PCBs that must deliver consistent, reliable readings across every clinical deployment.
Key responsibilities include:
- Own electronics design end-to-end: system trades, requirements, schematic, layout, verification, certification, and production support
- Design robust mixed-signal PCBs for sensor-dense medical systems, balancing signal integrity, power, thermal, and EMC constraints
- Select and integrate MCUs/DSPs and key components in close collaboration with firmware and software teams
- Perform board bring-up, debugging, and root cause analysis for prototype and production hardware
- Design for manufacture and test; support production transfer
- Collaborate cross-functionally to ensure designs are manufacturable, testable, compliant, and scalable
You will work in a flat hierarchy with mechanical, firmware, software, verification, and production teams all co-located in Stockholm. Design decisions move quickly from concept to built boards. The role emphasizes complete ownership: you own boards, not sections of boards, with design freedom and autonomy to take open-ended problems through to production.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Hands-on experience with both schematic capture and PCB layout
- Hands-on electronics product development with products that reached production
- Mixed-signal design, including simulation
- Solid understanding of power design, signal integrity, and EMC/EMI in real products
- Board bring-up, debugging, and lab instrumentation experience in embedded systems
- Comfortable working autonomously, taking open-ended problems through to design and reasoning
- Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent practical experience
- Fluent English (C1 or above)
BONUS EXPERIENCE:
- Medical devices or regulated industry experience; familiarity with IEC 60601
- Sensor signal conditioning
- Switching power converters, magnetics, analog control loops, or motor inverters
- High-performance digital: processors, FPGAs, memory, network switches
- RF design or RF-sensitive systems
- Test interfaces or test systems (Python, LabVIEW, MATLAB)
