At DORC, your work directly impacts one of the most delicate and meaningful areas of medicine: restoring sight.
We develop high-precision ophthalmic surgical systems that are trusted by surgeons worldwide. As a Senior Electronics Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the electronic architecture of our next-generation medical devices, operating at the intersection of precision engineering, safety-critical design, and innovation.
You will be part of the Design & Development team in R&D and work closely with experts in mechatronics, mechanics, software, and systems engineering. In this role, you take ownership of complex electronic subsystems throughout the full product lifecycle, from early concept and feasibility studies through industrialization and regulatory compliance.
Tasks and responsibilities:
- Design and develop electronics hardware for advanced ophthalmic surgical equipment.
- Architecture design and integration of mechatronic systems.
- Contribute across the full development lifecycle: concept, design, verification, validation, and release.
- Simulate, experiment and realize proof of concepts of hardware/electronic prototypes.
- Resolving problems in released products that affect product performance or safety.
- Feasibility studies and research into emerging relevant technologies.
- Supervise new products in the production process.
- Coordinate internal and external testing, inspections, and certification activities.
- Documenting design, verification and work instructions.
Preferred Skills:
- Strong hands-on experience in electronic hardware development and prototyping.
- Expertise in schematic design, board-level analysis, and electronic test & measurement.
- Experience with EDA tools such as OrCad, Altium, or equivalent.
- Familiarity with regulated product development and EMC compliance (e.g. IEC 60601 or similar standards).
- Practical mindset with strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary, international teams.
Education and Expertise:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering (or equivalent).
- Approximately 10 years of experience in electronic or mechatronic product development.
- Experience within the medical device industry or other regulated industries such as aerospace or automotive.
- Broad technical foundation including electronics, physics, mechatronics, mechanics, and embedded systems.
- Understanding of Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) processes.
Why DORC
At DORC, innovation, quality, and technology are embedded in our DNA. You will work in an environment that combines high technical ambition with a pragmatic, hands-on culture. We value ownership, curiosity, and collaboration, and we give our engineers the freedom and responsibility to shape solutions that truly matter.
DORC is proud of its multicultural working environment and actively attracts international talent. For outstanding candidates, visa sponsorship and relocation support are available.
Would you like to know more about working at DORC? Then read on here.
What We Offer
At DORC, you play at top level. It is therefore only logical that we reward you as a top player. You can expect the following:
- 27 holidays based on a 40-hour work week
- 8% holiday allowance
- 13th month salary
- Performance-based bonus scheme
- Travel allowance of €0.23 per kilometer
- Non-contributory pension plan resulting in a higher net salary
- Extensive opportunities for learning, development, and career growth
- A high-quality company restaurant offering fresh, healthy meals
About DORC
DORC (Dutch Ophthalmic Research Center) develops and manufactures advanced equipment, instruments, and consumables used in eye surgery worldwide.
DORC is a ZEISS company, an internationally leading technology enterprise that develops, manufactures and sells highly innovative products and solutions in a variety of business fields, such as medical technology. As a company wholly owned by a foundation, ZEISS is rooted in and committed to responsibility in all its activities.
Will you be our new Electronics Engineer?
Are you up for this? Then apply directly via the red button! Do you still have questions? Then contact Anne Prins-Hooijmans, our Global Recruiter: anne.prins.ext@zeiss.com.
An assessment or the request for a Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) may be part of the selection process.