System Engineering

The work we do at Cochlear helps people with hearing loss to connect to others and live full lives. Whether you are involved in designing devices, manufacturing quality products, providing services to customers or supporting business processes, the work at Cochlear is stimulating for your mind and emotionally fulfilling and worthwhile.

We are recruiting for a System Engineer in our Design & Development department.

In this role you will help Cochlear to realise its mission by executing system design and system testing of our hearing solutions.

More specifically you will:
Perform system design in areas involving acoustics, electronics, software and signal processing algorithms.
Plan, execute and report system testing of functionality and performance of our hearing solutions.
Develop tools and processes needed for the tasks above.

What makes this role unique is:
Developing world leading med tech software for implantable hearing aid solutions.
Working in a truly global company with operations in 25 countries.
Learning and growing in the role as you take on new challenges.

As we grow bone conducted solutions business, we are looking for people with highly specialised skills and capabilities who share our passion for delivering quality hearing solutions to our customers.

As a regulated company, Cochlear has a responsibility to hire people with the right skills and qualifications to do the work. To add value to Cochlear in this role you'll be able to demonstrate the following skills and experience:

B.Sc. or M.Sc. Engineering degree, probably in physics, electronics, or equivalent.
Programming skills will be useful. E.g. C#, MATLAB ...
You are structured and analytical as well as practical.
Evidence of good individual, team, cross-functional and cross-regional communication skills.
Good verbal and written language skills in English and Swedish.
The ability to solve problems and collaborate to get work done that delivers benefits for Cochlear’s customers.
Curious with a commitment to lifelong learning and development.

Cochlear’s global mission is to help people hear and be heard. Cochlear BAS is the division of Cochlear that designs and manufactures the world’s leading bone anchored solutions. Our employees tell us that the number one reason they enjoy working for Cochlear is the opportunity to make a difference to people’s lives. Situated in Mölnlycke, outside Gothenburg, Sweden, the head office employs approximately 200 people whose responsibilities include research, product design and development, marketing, quality and regulatory, manufacturing, distribution and administration for all the Baha® and Vistafix® products. Cochlear Bone Anchored Solutions AB offers you a modern environment in which you can work with passionate professionals to apply your specialist expertise and skills to bring the most advanced technologies to the market.