Innovation starts from the heart. At Edwards, we put patients first. We invest a significant proportion of our revenue towards research and development to drive and develop groundbreaking medical

innovations for structural heart disease. As part of our R&D Engineering team, you will work closely with our Quality and Manufacturing teams to develop the latest tools and technologies to address significant, unmet clinical needs that impact patients’ lives around the world.

How you will make an impact :

Design, execute, and support a variety of testing platforms, including benchtop setups, ex-vivo experiments, and in-vivo studiesCollaborate with mechanical engineers to define and refine product design inputs and requirements through iterative developmentAnalyze testing results data and contribute actionable design insightConduct hands-on laboratory work to support experimental developmentCollaborate and communicate findings and progress with global team

What you’ll need (Required):

Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Sciences/Engineering or any other relevant field1-2 years of professional experience in the medical industryStrong problem-solving, organizational, analytical, and critical thinking skills.Strong grasp of programming fundamentals with familiarity in relevant tools and methodologiesAbility to work independently with strong self-learning capabilities.Ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment.Fluent in English (both oral and written)

Nice to Have:

Proven testing capability.Familiarity with programming languages

About Advanced Tech Business Unit:

Innovation starts from the heart. Our Advanced Technology (AT) teams harness the imagination, courage, and resourcefulness to think beyond what’s currently possible, and create solutions for patients many years into the future. If you’re an early-stage innovator, then Edwards AT team is the place for you to take the next steps in your career. We’ll give you the tools and resources you need to create groundbreaking innovations that shape the future of structural heart technology.