Electronics Visa Sponsorship Jobs in Minnesota
Minnesota's electronics industry centers on Minneapolis-St. Paul, with major visa sponsors including Medtronic, 3M, and Honeywell. The state's medical device manufacturing strength creates consistent demand for electrical engineers, firmware developers, and hardware specialists. Twin Cities companies regularly sponsor H-1B visas for roles in embedded systems, RF engineering, and product development.
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INTRODUCTION
Job ID 59749
Funktionsbereich Forschung & Entwicklung
Vollzeit/Teilzeit Vollzeit
Einstiegslevel Berufserfahrene
Engineer III - Process Development
Heraeus Medevio
Location
Fridley – Minnesota
Permanent
Full Time
Position Summary
As part of the process development team, The Process Development Engineer II will be responsible for creating robust and sustainable manufacturing processes for medical components and devices. As a Process Development Engineer III, you will provide technical leadership for the commercial release of products to production by working cross-functionally through the Medevio product development process. Success in this position requires hands-on process work, data analysis, customer communication, coordination and documentation.
We are open to hiring at an Engineer III or Senior EIII level. This position will be based out of Fridley, MN but will require movement between both that site and the White Bear Lake, MN location.
What You’ll Do Every Day:
- Lead in the execution of the process design, development, and validation activities for medical devices through the product development process.
- Demonstrates consistent understanding in determining solutions for complex problems, process selection decisions, and technical challenges.
- Utilizes process characterization skills and tools such as Design on Experiments (DOE), pFMEA, DFM, and statistics to make data driven decisions.
- Ensure that proper technical processes are developed, implemented, maintained, and documented to successfully introduce new products into manufacturing.
- Lead new tooling/fixturing & equipment identification, procurement, and installation. Drive execution of these activities to document, qualify or verify tooling or equipment for use.
- Creates or leverages documents such as process validation protocols or engineering studies that demonstrate technical rationale for associated decision.
- Willing and able to mentor other engineers and promote a culture of feedback.
- Works collaboratively with technicians and operators on the production floor to solve technical problems.
- Establishes regional relationships and collaborates to ensure best practices utilized.
- Other duties may be assigned as required.
What We’re Looking For:
- Bachelor degree in Engineering or related technical field strongly preferred; other relevant postsecondary education, training, and experience may be considered in lieu of a Bachelor’s degree.
- Minimum 5 years of relevant experience required; 1 year of relevant experience may be substituted for a graduated degree and 3 years for a doctorate degree.
- Manufacturing or Process Development experience in one or more of the following highly desired: medical devices (delivery systems or catheters), micro-assembly, reflow, laser ablation/welding/marking.
- Demonstrated knowledge of Process Development Engineering.
- Able to make complex data driven decisions utilizing statistics.
- Experience with process validation, installation qualification, and engineering deliverables from the product development process.
- Able to identify, execute, and communicate on any technical and/or project workstreams.
- Able to communicate complex technical concepts to all audiences including senior management, production employees, and customers.
- Demonstrated ability to develop cross-functional relationships and influence to drive results.
- Demonstrates strong leadership in communicating and championing the need for continuous improvements and continued change to meet company needs.
- Must be willing and able to travel between Fridley, MN and White Bear Lake, MN sites, as needed.
Medevio is committed to providing competitive total compensation and benefits packages. The expected hiring range for this position is between $100,000 and $117,000 based upon a full-time schedule. This is a good faith estimate on the applicable range. Base salaries are determined by taking a variety of factors in account, including, but not limited to, candidate qualifications, geographic locations, market conditions and internal equity. This position is bonus eligible, with a target bonus of 10%. Our total compensation package includes eligibility for comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) plan with company match, education reimbursement, paid parental leave and paid time off.
Candidates, interested in requisition 59749, are invited to apply online or contact Abigail Olson for further questions – both will of course be treated confidentially.
ReqID: 59749
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Which electronics companies sponsor visas in Minnesota?
Major electronics visa sponsors in Minnesota include Medtronic (medical devices), 3M (diversified technology), Honeywell (aerospace electronics), Ecolab (industrial automation), and Boston Scientific (medical electronics). These companies frequently sponsor H-1B and other work visas for electrical engineers, embedded systems developers, and hardware design specialists across their Minneapolis-St. Paul operations.
Which cities in Minnesota have the most electronics sponsorship jobs?
Minneapolis and St. Paul dominate electronics visa sponsorship in Minnesota, hosting headquarters for major sponsors like Medtronic and 3M. Bloomington offers opportunities with companies like Honeywell, while Plymouth and Eden Prairie house multiple electronics firms. The broader Twin Cities metropolitan area accounts for over 80% of electronics visa sponsorship positions statewide.
How to find electronics visa sponsorship jobs in Minnesota?
Use Migrate Mate to search electronics visa sponsorship jobs specifically in Minnesota. The platform filters positions by state and industry, showing which Minnesota electronics companies actively sponsor work visas. Focus your search on Minneapolis-St. Paul area employers in medical devices, industrial automation, and aerospace electronics for the highest concentration of sponsorship opportunities.
Which visa types are most common for electronics roles in Minnesota?
H-1B visas dominate electronics sponsorship in Minnesota, particularly for electrical engineers, firmware developers, and hardware designers. O-1 visas appear occasionally for senior engineers with specialized expertise in medical device development. TN visas serve Canadian and Mexican engineers, while E-3 visas help Australian nationals join Minnesota's electronics workforce.
What makes Minnesota attractive for electronics visa sponsorship?
Minnesota's concentration of Fortune 500 electronics companies creates strong visa sponsorship opportunities, especially in medical devices where the state leads nationally. The University of Minnesota's engineering programs provide local talent pipelines, while the Twin Cities' lower cost of living compared to coastal tech hubs makes prevailing wage requirements more achievable for employers.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored electronics jobs in Minnesota?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.