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Medtronic

Principal Signal Processing Engineer - Cardiac Ablation Solutions

Medtronic

full time · Principal

$152,800 – $229,200

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What this role is

This Principal-level signal processing engineer role at Medtronic involves designing algorithms and software for cardiac ablation devices that diagnose and treat heart rhythm disorders. The position suits experienced engineers with strong signal processing expertise who want to contribute to medical technology with real-world patient impact.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree with 7+ years signal processing or medical device experience, OR Master's degree with 5+ years, OR PhD with 3+ years
  • Design and develop high-performance, high-reliability signal processing algorithms for medical devices
  • Collaborate with hardware engineering teams
  • Validate signal processing and computational algorithms
  • Analyze clinical and preclinical data for design decisions

Nice to have

  • Deep understanding of filter design (continuous and discrete) and statistics
  • Machine learning experience including dataset annotation, model development, and production deployment
  • Knowledge of cardiac pacing, mapping, ablation, and body impedance measurements
  • Hands-on R&D experience with custom or prototype hardware
  • Linux proficiency
  • Python and C++ programming experience
  • Agile development experience
  • Interest in cardiac electrophysiology
  • Entrepreneurial drive

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