Who is Harmar? We manufacture wheelchair lifts for automobiles, stair lifts for the home and residential and commercial vertical platform lifts. We sell to dealers and to the government. Ultimately our products give people access to their homes and allow them to become more mobile. We say, “We Lift Lives”.
Want a fulfilling job while working for a Great Place to Work certified company? Looking for opportunities to grow in your position and enhance your craft? Do you enjoy working with a team, where your opinions and ideas are strongly valued? Lift your life by joining Harmar Mobility, where our purpose is to lift lives within our team, among our network of dealers, and in our communities across the nation. We manufacture mobility device lifts for vehicles and accessibility products to help those with mobility difficulties enjoy their independence and continue to make meaningful memories, whether they’re at home or on the road.
- Circuit board and circuit board programming
- Responsible for developing and maintaining electronics for medical devices. Specific responsibilities include definition, documentation, prototyping, testing and debugging, qualification, and release to production of reliable and cost effective electronic solutions
- Evaluate and optimize product concepts for function (e.g., fit, function, interference, etc.), manufacturability, packaging and material handling
- Generate product prototypes, perform product testing and ensure that products function properly, meet specifications, and timing objectives
- Develop and evaluate cost analysis for new and modified product concepts from design through production launch to maximize product value. Assist in the process of bringing the product to mass production
- Work on special projects as assigned such as evaluating competitive product, new processes and technologies
- Provides Technical support in solving electronic product quality problems with existing products
- Improve the electronics development process, in order to guarantee the quality, improve the time-to-market and increase the efficiency
- Responsible to meet electrical safety compliance requirements (FDA, CE, UL, NEC, FCC and others) and coordinate product compliance testing
- Work on selection and standardization of key components
- Responsible for managing the resources that maintain engineering documentation such as bills of material, procedures and other types of engineering documentation in DCD
- Major design areas include supplies, batteries, printed circuit boards, embedded systems, AC and DC motors, ESD and EMI suppression, and other analog and digital circuit design
- Help to choose which electronics activities should be built-up internally and which can be subcontracted, according to criteria like cost, quality, lead time and knowledge buildup
- Manage internal testing resources and ensure the quality of testing and reporting
- Evaluates electrical systems, product, components, and applications by designing and conducting research programs; applying knowledge of electricity and materials
- Confirms system’s and components’ capabilities by designing testing methods; testing properties
- Maintains product database by writing computer programs; entering data
