Neko is redefining what prevention means, from treating illness when it arrives, to sustaining health before it's ever at risk. Our mission: make data-driven, preventative care accessible to more people, before symptoms appear.
In a single, non-invasive visit under an hour, proprietary technology and direct clinical care combine to deliver personalised, actionable insights. It's a team that thinks in 10x, not 10%. Every role here plays a part in building a world where prevention is the norm, and where your work genuinely helps people live longer, healthier lives.
We're looking for a Test and Validation Engineer to join our Hardware & Firmware organisation in Stockholm. You'll own how we test the electronics the team designs, and you'll build the fixtures and boards that make that testing possible.
Every new PCB revision comes through you for bring-up and verification. You'll write the test plans that check a board against its requirements, design the fixtures and test boards that run them, automate what's worth automating, and take failures down to root cause so the fix lands in the next design revision.
Our devices have to give the same reading in every clinic, every time. That makes verification a design input, which is why this role sits close to the design work and starts early in a project.
Bring up and verify new PCB revisions across the team's designs
Design test fixtures and test PCBs yourself, schematic through layout
Write and execute verification test plans against requirements
Build automated test setups and the scripting behind them
Troubleshoot EMC pre-compliance failures and feed what you find back into the design
Take failures to root cause, and turn the answer into a design change
Bring test thinking into design reviews early, so boards arrive testable
Hands-on lab skills: oscilloscope, DMM, logic analyser, and bench debugging of real hardware
Schematic capture and PCB design, enough to build your own test fixtures and test boards
Test scripting and automation in Python or similar
Strong analogue and digital fundamentals
Able to read a requirement and say how you'd test it, including when it isn't testable as written
Comfortable owning the test approach for a board and explaining the reasoning behind it
Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics or equivalent practical experience
Fluent English (C1 or above)
Medical devices or another regulated industry, or familiarity with IEC 60601
EMC pre-compliance work, particularly time spent in a chamber with a failure
Sensor signal conditioning and analogue front ends
Instrument control and automated test frameworks: LabVIEW, PyVISA, TestStand
Design for test on boards heading into volume production
You'd own the test approach for all the hardware this team designs, and you design the fixtures and test boards behind it yourself, schematic through layout. There's real electronics design work inside this role, which is part of why it's a good route towards design engineering if that's where you want to end up.
The hierarchy is flat and the design team is in Stockholm with you, so the distance between finding a problem and changing a design is short. You'll be in the design reviews from the start.
The hardware you verify goes into clinics and gets used on real people, which is the reason the standard you hold it to matters.