Electronics Design Engineer (Postdoc)

Vancouver, Greater Vancouver

On-site

Full-time

$60K – $70K CAD

1 weeks ago

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Employment type: Full-time · On-site
Posted: October 23, 2026
Salary range: $60,000–$70,000 CAD per year
Province: British Columbia (BC)

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Job Description Job Description Main Supervisor: Dr. Edmond Cretu, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, UBC Duration: 2 years Who We Are: Sonus Microsystems and the AdaMist (Adaptive Microsystems) research group at UBC, led by Dr. Edmond Cretu, are jointly leveraging state-of-the-art and patented polymer MEMS technology to develop an affordable imaging diagnostic device aimed at transforming clinical screening and remote patient monitoring. Our proprietary technology involves fabric…

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Average salary for Electronics Design Engineer (Postdoc) in British Columbia

Median $128,444 per year, with most postings between $111,441 and $134,754 (Electrical and electronics engineers, 2026-08, 4 postings). This posting advertises $60,000–$70,000.

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Typical qualifications for Canadian employers

PhD in Electrical Engineering or related field
Background in MEMS technology
Experience with electronics design
Knowledge of polymer materials or MEMS applications

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What you'll do

Develop electronics design for imaging diagnostic device
Work on patented polymer MEMS technology
Collaborate with AdaMist research group at UBC
Support clinical screening and remote patient monitoring applications
Contribute to affordable diagnostic device development

What you'll need

PhD in Electrical Engineering or related field
Background in MEMS technology
Experience with electronics design
Knowledge of polymer materials or MEMS applications