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2N Corporate Sarl is hiring an Intern Biomedical Engineer As part of the expansion of its activities, 2N Corporate Sarl is launching a call for applications to recruit a Biomedical Engineer Intern, motivated, rigorous and passionate about medical technologies.
Main duties
Participate in the installation and preventive and corrective maintenance of biomedical equipment; Contribute to the diagnosis of malfunctions and repair of medical devices; Assist with operational testing and safety checks of equipment; Participate in the technical monitoring and management of the biomedical equipment fleet; Contribute to the development of intervention reports and maintenance sheets; Participate in the search for technical solutions adapted to the needs of health facilities.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Have a background in biomedical engineering or be a graduate student in biomedical engineering; Have a basic knowledge of electronics, electrical engineering and medical instrumentation; Have a strong interest in the maintenance and operation of medical equipment; Be rigorous, organized, dynamic and able to work in a team; Demonstrate curiosity, autonomy and a real willingness to learn;
Experience
A first experience in a health facility or biomedical company would be an advantage. Required documents Letter of motivation; Photocopy of the CNI; Updated CV; Create your CV;
Location
Photocopy of diplomas and/or training certificate.
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