ECI is a Marlborough-based life sciences consultancy whose stack reads like an embedded device engineering shop: Altium, Cadence, OrCAD, RTOS, JTAG, U-Boot, AOSP and Bluetooth Low Energy sit alongside requirements tools IBM DOORS and Jama Connect. Hiring is accelerating and heavily skewed toward senior engineers, matching active work on Class III device remediation, design history file fixes and DFMEA for implantable systems.
Enhanced Compliance Inc. (ECI) provides quality, regulatory, compliance and engineering services to medical device, pharmaceutical, biotechnology and combination product companies. Its work spans the product lifecycle, from development and validation through post-market activity and remediation, and includes packaging and laboratory testing. Founded in 2012 and privately held, the firm employs 201–500 people. It is headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, with locations in Costa Rica, Ireland and India, and is currently hiring in the United States, Costa Rica, Canada and the United Kingdom.
ECI uses SolidWorks, Inventor, Altium Designer, Cadence and OrCAD for design, IBM DOORS and Jama Connect for requirements, Jira and Confluence, Minitab and MATLAB, plus embedded tooling like RTOS, JTAG, U-Boot and C/C++.
Yes. Engineering dominates ECI's open roles, hiring is accelerating, and most openings are senior-level, with smaller needs in manufacturing, quality, legal and HR.
ECI is headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, with additional locations in Costa Rica, Ireland and India.
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