Skill

Biomedical Engineering

Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)

Biomedical Engineering applies engineering principles to medicine and biology, designing devices, equipment, and software such as imaging systems, prosthetics, pacemakers, and diagnostic tools. Biomedical engineers work in hospitals, medical device companies, and research labs to bridge engineering solutions with clinical healthcare needs.

Open roles requiring Biomedical Engineering (1)

Principal Scientist, Oral Formulation Sciences

Merck

Full-time · Rahway, NJ · $173,200 – $272,600

Lead formulation and drug delivery technology development for new pharmaceutical compounds from early clinical stages through commercial manufacturing. This role suits experienced pharmaceutical scientists with expertise in formulation science who want to drive innovation while building technical capabilities and mentoring teams within a matrix organization.

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• Medical Device Development
• Medical Devices
• Signal Processing
• Biomechanics
• Electocardiography
• Nanotechnology
• Sensory Systems Analysis
• Chemical and Biomedical Engineering
• Health Technology
• Medical Equipment and Technology
• Biomedical Technology