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Staff Systems Eng, Navigation

Warsaw, IN · On-site

Ensure system requirements, designs and deliverables meet Medical Device Electrical Safety (IEC 60601) Requirements. Coach team members on System Engineering methodologies and best practices.

BSI Group

At minimum, an awareness of the requirements of IEC 60601 family of standards and the risk management standard ISO 14971. * Understanding of the principles of design control and risk management.

BSI Prof Serv EHS West

At minimum, an awareness of the requirements of IEC 60601 family of standards and the risk management standard ISO 14971. * Understanding of the principles of design control and risk management.

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As of Sep 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for 60601 in Indiana is $42.77, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $34.70 and $51.15 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are 60601 standards?

The 60601 standards refer to the IEC 60601 series, which are international standards for the safety and performance of medical electrical equipment. These standards ensure that medical devices meet essential requirements for safety, reliability, and electromagnetic compatibility. Compliance with IEC 60601 is often required for medical devices to be marketed and used in hospitals and healthcare settings. The standards cover various aspects, including basic safety, essential performance, and specific requirements for different types of medical equipment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a medical device quality engineer (IEC 60601 compliance), and why are they important?

To thrive as a Medical Device Quality Engineer specializing in IEC 60601 compliance, you need a solid background in biomedical engineering or a related field, along with knowledge of regulatory standards for medical electrical equipment. Familiarity with compliance testing tools, risk management software, and quality systems such as ISO 13485 is typically required. Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, and effective communication are essential soft skills for ensuring product safety and collaborating across teams. These abilities are crucial for maintaining regulatory compliance and ensuring the safety and effectiveness of medical devices in the healthcare industry.

What are common challenges faced by professionals working with IEC 60601 compliance, and how can they be addressed?

Professionals involved in IEC 60601 compliance often face challenges such as staying up-to-date with evolving standards, ensuring thorough documentation, and coordinating across departments like engineering and regulatory affairs. Addressing these challenges typically involves ongoing training, implementing robust project management tools, and fostering open communication among cross-functional teams. Regular internal audits and collaboration with external testing labs can also help ensure compliance and reduce the risk of costly redesigns or certification delays.

What is the difference between 60601 vs Medical Equipment Technician?

Aspect60601Medical Equipment Technician
CertificationsOften requires compliance with IEC 60601 standards, but not a specific certificationTypically requires certification in medical equipment repair or biomedical technology
Work EnvironmentHospitals, clinics, medical device manufacturingMedical facilities, repair shops, biomedical departments
Industry UsageStandards for medical electrical equipment safetyMaintains and repairs medical devices

While 60601 refers to safety standards for medical electrical equipment, Medical Equipment Technicians focus on repairing and maintaining such devices. Understanding 60601 is essential for technicians to ensure compliance and safety in their work.

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Test Automation Engineer - NI VeriStand to Python Migration

Prohires

Michigan City, IN • On-site

$44.75 - $59/hr

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Posted 5 days ago

Job description

Position 2: Test Automation Engineer - NI VeriStand to Python Migration (2 openings)

Location: Kalamazoo, MI  100% onsite

Overview 

Client is a global medical device manufacturer. Their Acute Care R&D group develops connected electromechanical patient-support platforms (hospital beds and stretchers) with embedded firmware, sensing, actuation, and network connectivity. Verification runs on custom Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) benches built on National Instruments PXI hardware. 

The client is consolidating verification tooling onto a single Python-based test framework. This role migrates the existing NI VeriStand test asset library into that framework preserving functional equivalence, test coverage, and verification traceability. 

Responsibilities 

Analysis & reverse engineering 

  • Analyze the existing VeriStand library: system definition files, Real-Time Sequences, stimulus profiles, workspace configurations, custom devices and document functional intent, signal mapping, and coverage of each test 
  • Reconstruct test intent where documentation is thin or original authors are unavailable 
  • Produce a migration inventory and sequencing plan covering dependencies, complexity, and priority 

Migration & development 

  • Port VeriStand test logic into the Python framework, maintaining functional equivalence with the legacy implementation 
  • Build and extend Python hardware-abstraction layers over the NI stack - nidaqmx (DAQ, analog/digital I/O), nixnet (CAN/CAN FD), pyvisa (instrument and serial control)  and over PXI chassis and real-time targets 
  • Implement reusable fixtures, drivers, and utilities so the migrated suite is maintainable, not a one-for-one transliteration 
  • Integrate migrated tests into version control and automated execution 

Verification of the migration 

  • Design and execute an equivalence strategy: run legacy VeriStand and migrated Python tests against the same device under test and reconcile results 
  • Investigate discrepancies, distinguishing genuine defects from timing, resolution, or signal-conditioning differences between environments 
  • Document equivalence evidence to a standard suitable for design-control review 

Bench & hardware work 

  • Bring up and maintain HIL benches: PXI chassis, NI modules, signal conditioning, wiring harnesses, load banks, simulated sensors and actuators 
  • Debug at signal level with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, multimeters, protocol analyzers 
  • Support fault-insertion and boundary-condition testing on electromechanical subsystems 

Documentation & quality 

  • Maintain traceability from migrated tests to source requirements and test protocols 
  • Support test-tool validation and produce documentation consistent with design-control and DHF expectations 
  • Participate in peer code review, protocol review, and defect triage 

Required 

  • 5+ years embedded systems, firmware, or system-level test engineering on physical hardware 
  • NI VeriStand hands-on: system definition (.nivssdf), Real-Time Sequences (.nivsseq), stimulus profiles, workspace/screen configuration, custom devices; deploying to NI real-time targets 
  • NI hardware: PXI/PXIe chassis, real-time controllers, DAQ modules, signal conditioning; configuration in NI MAX 
  • Python: production-quality - OOP design, pytest or comparable, fixtures, hardware abstraction, structured logging and reporting 
  • NI Python APIs: nidaqmx, nixnet, pyvisa, or demonstrable equivalent instrument-control work in Python 
  • Electronics: reads schematics fluently, confident probing live PCBAs, proficient with scope, DMM, logic analyzer, bench supplies, electronic loads 
  • Protocols: CAN and CAN FD, I²C, SPI, UART/RS-232/RS-485 - at debugging level, not just familiarity 
  • HIL concepts: closed-loop simulation, plant models, signal conditioning, fault insertion, real-time determinism 
  • Tooling: Git; Jira, Azure DevOps, Polarion, or Jama 
  • Able to work onsite in Kalamazoo for the full engagement 

Preferred(5-8 years of Testing exp) 

  • Medical device experience under design controls - ISO 13485, IEC 62304, ISO 14971, FDA QMSR / 21 CFR Part 820 
  • Test method validation (TMV) and software tool validation in a regulated environment 
  • LabVIEW and NI TestStand - especially for interpreting legacy custom devices and sequence orchestration 
  • Simulink or model-based plant simulation feeding VeriStand 
  • Electromechanical test: motor control, actuators, load cells, position/force sensing, battery systems 
  • IEC 60601-1 and 60601-1-2 familiarity 
  • CI/CD for hardware test (Jenkins, GitLab CI) and automated test reporting 

Screening note 

This is not a fit for a general software test engineer with scripting experience. The differentiator is instrument and circuit-board fluency combined with software engineering discipline, someone who can probe a signal to explain why a migrated test behaves differently, then write clean reviewable Python to fix it. Technical screen should cover VeriStand architecture, CAN bus debugging, and practical Python instrument-control exercise. 

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