About the role
Biomedical engineers are specialists in developing and maintaining medical equipment. They often work within healthcare and may have an engineering degree in electrical engineering, mechanics, or biomedical technology. Their work is critical to ensure that medical equipment operates correctly and is safe for patient use.Responsibilities
Biomedical engineers are responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of medical equipment. They conduct regular checks to ensure that the equipment meets legal requirements and standards. They also collaborate with healthcare professionals to tailor the equipment to clinical needs.Skills and tools
Biomedical engineers need to have a good knowledge of electronics, mechanics, and software used in medical equipment. They must be skilled in problem-solving and have the ability to read technical drawings and manuals. Knowledge of applicable laws and standards in medical technology is also important. Common competencies demanded by employers are teknisk dokumentation, mekanik and kvalitetssäkring.