Biomedical Engineer
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Biomedical Engineers are innovating and developing technology solutions for the medical field. Their key aim is to enhance the quality and efficiency of patient care by developing medical devices, resources and applications for the operation of biomedical equipment that improves the quality of life and the functioning of the medical industry.
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Career prospects & criteria
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Educational Qualifications
B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering/ Biotechnology
B.Tech + M.Tech (Dual Degree)in Biomedical Engineering/ Biotechnology
M.Tech
What you need to get started
Relevant work experience, in an engineering, design, or research area, either through vacation work or placement is very helpful.
Soft Skills
Communication skills
Analytical skills
Attention to details
Spatial awareness
An eye for design
Listening skills
Problem-solving
Technical Skills
The creative and technical ability to turn designs into products.
A strong interest in the integration of engineering and medicine
Mathematics skills
Research and technological Skills
Knowledge of working with cross-functional teams to test prototypes
Use computer software for programming electronics, building and evaluating prototypes, troubleshooting problems, and rethinking the design until it works correctly
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