Biomedical Engineer CV Example

A template for biomedical engineers who design devices that save and improve lives.

Priya Narayanan

Biomedical Engineer

📍 Oxford, UK✉️ priya.narayanan@email.com

Summary

Biomedical Engineer with 5 years of experience in medical device design and regulatory compliance. Specialist in Class II/III devices, ISO 13485 QMS, and V&V testing. Contributed to 3 CE-marked products in cardiovascular and orthopaedic markets.

Work Experience

Senior Biomedical Engineer at Smith & NephewApr 2022 — Present

Lead design and development of Class III orthopaedic implants from concept through to CE marking under MDR
Manage verification and validation testing programmes including biocompatibility and fatigue testing

R&D Engineer at MedtronicSep 2019 — Apr 2022

Developed cardiovascular catheter components using SolidWorks and rapid prototyping (3D printing, CNC)
Executed V&V test protocols and authored technical reports for FDA 510(k) regulatory submissions

Skills

ISO 13485 QMSDesign ControlsISO 14971 Risk MgmtV&V TestingMDR / CE MarkingSolidWorks3D Printing / CNCFDA 510(k)

What Recruiters Look For

Biomedical Engineer CVs must show your regulatory knowledge, device classification experience, and design control expertise. Include the number of CE-marked or FDA-cleared devices you have contributed to.

Key Skills to Include

ISO 13485 QMS, design controls (IEC 62304), ISO 14971 risk management, V&V testing, MDR/CE marking, FDA 510(k), SolidWorks, and rapid prototyping (3D printing, CNC).

Common Mistakes

Not specifying the device classification (Class I/II/III) and therapeutic area. A Class III orthopaedic implant and a Class I wound dressing have completely different regulatory requirements.

Formatting Tips

One to two pages. Lead with device classification experience and regulatory submissions contributed to. Include a Products/Devices section listing name, classification, and your role.

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