Biomedical Engineer

We are looking for an exceptional Biomedical Engineer to join our team at Roche headquartered in Basel, Switzerland. This is an exciting opportunity for a forward-thinking engineer to provide expertise in the development, design, and support of medical equipment and systems. The successful candidate will be motivated and able to work independently while collaborating with others. As well as excellent technical knowledge, we are looking for an engineer with strong communication and problem-solving skills.To be considered for this role, you will need a Bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering as well as at least three years of experience with medical device development. You should have a solid understanding of safety and compliance regulations, strong analytical skills, and familiarity with computer-aided design software.We are seeking an innovative and creative engineer who can bring fresh ideas to our team. Are you ready to take on this challenge?

Responsibilities: -Develop and design medical equipment and systems -Provide technical expertise to the team -Collaborate with colleagues on various projects -Maintain safety and compliance regulations -Perform computer-aided design tasks -Develop innovative solutions to problems -Conduct research on new technologies and trends in the biomedical engineering field -Analyze data and provide recommendations -Maintain accurate records and documents -Troubleshoot issues related to biomedical engineering

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Biomedical Engineer in Basel, Switzerland is CHF 63,000-117,000 per year. This range is based on the salary estimates of job postings on the JobzMall website and is subject to change due to market conditions.

Roche Holding AG operates as a research healthcare company. It operates through the diagnostics and pharmaceuticals segments. The pharmaceutical segment refers to development of medicines in the field of oncology, immunology, ophthalmology, infectious diseases and neuroscience. The diagnostic segment refers to diagnosis of diseases through an in vitro diagnostics process.