Sonus Microsystems is reimagining ultrasound for continuous , operator-independent patient monitoring, and we're looking for a Test Engineer to join our highly collaborative team of scientists, engineers, and innovators working at the intersection of deep tech and real-world clinical impact. You will contribute to a pivotal stage of the company, where the work you do will help shape the technology, the product, and ultimately the experience of patients and healthcare providers around the world.
Why This Role Matters: This is not just another engineering job—it is an prospect to shape the future of healthcare. We are gearing up to take our groundbreaking ultrasound prototypes from the lab to the hands of real-world users.
You will play a key role in the fabrication, assembly, characterization, and continuous improvement of the transducers that power our technology. By helping us better understand, measure, and control device performance, you will contribute directly to the reliability of our products, the quality of our data, and the future evolution of our designs. This is a highly impactful, hands-on role for an engineer who enjoys solving practical problems, working closely with hardware, and bringing structure and rigor to complex technical processes.
Who We Are: At Sonus, we believe earlier access to diagnostic insight has the power to change and save lives. We are building the next generation of ultrasound technology to help bring advanced medical imaging beyond the traditional walls of healthcare, expanding how and where critical screening and patient monitoring can take place. Built on years of pioneering research, patented polymer MEMS technology, and advanced AI,



our proprietary polymer-based Capacitive Micromachined Ultrasound Transducers (polyCMUTs) unlock capabilities not possible with conventional ultrasound systems. We are not just improving existing technology, but helping redefine the parameters of ultrasound and the role it will play in the future of healthcare.
What You Will Do: Support the fabrication, assembly, and characterization of polyCMUT ultrasound transducers
Perform electrical and acoustic measurements to evaluate device performance
Analyze test results and generate documentation, reports, and records to support traceability and future design improvements
Contribute to the development, standardization, and continuous improvement of fabrication, assembly, and characterization processes
Maintain organized datasets, measurements, and technical documentation to support quality control and reproducibility
Collaborate with engineers and researchers across fabrication, MEMS design, systems engineering, and ultrasound development
What You Will Bring: Experience using electrical characterization tools such as impedance analyzers, vector network analyzers (VNA), or similar equipment
Experience in handling and maintaining measurement databases for traceability
Experience with prototyping and hands-on engineering work (power tools, CNC, 3D printing, CAD design,



basic PCB design)
Basic programming experience using MATLAB, C++, or similar languages
Strong analytical, organizational, and documentation skills
Ability to collaborate and communicate effectively within a multidisciplinary engineering tea
What Will Set You Apart: Experience with ultrasound technologies, signal processing, or medical devices
The ability to translate electrical and acoustic measurement data into actionable engineering insights
Hands-on experience conducting microfabrication processes in a cleanroom environment (Lithography, PVD, surface characterization, etc)
Experience in mechanical design and automation of processes
Experience developing characterization, testing, or traceability workflows
Familiarity with modern AI tools and the ability to leverage them effectively to improve engineering productivity, problem-solving, and decision-making
What’s In It For You: You're joining at a crucial moment in the company’s history: before scale, when the decisions you make stick and have lasting impact on the product, the team, and the company we become.
Frontier Technology: Work on a platform with no direct commercial equivalent, alongside the researchers who invented it
Flexibility: High trust, real autonomy, and the flexibility to do your best work
Equity: Meaningful stock options in an early-stage company with institutional backing
Agency & Impact: Your decisions and innovations will shape the product, not just inform it
We Encourage Diverse Perspectives **Please note that we are not able to provide immigration sponsorship at this time**

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📌 Test Engineer (British Columbia)
🏢 Sonus microsystems
📍 British Columbia