Description

Design and deliver embedded and desktop software for complex medical instruments, owning the release pipeline and driving technical tradeoffs.

This role is on-site.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement C# .NET services to coordinate instrument activities, including scheduling, inventory management, and error recovery.
• Collaborate with the chief architect on design tradeoffs to determine technical solutions and create detailed design documents.
• Participate in software project risk analysis, hazard analysis, and Change Control Boards.
• Drive software requirements and integrate them with system requirements.
• Apply software engineering best practices such as unit testing, integration testing, static analysis, and code reviews.

Required Skills

• 10+ years of experience developing software for complex instruments or devices involving motion control and fluidics.
• Proficiency in C#, Java, and either C/C++.
• Experience with object-oriented design and software development lifecycles such as Agile or Spiral.
• Demonstrated experience designing software for hardware instruments with motion control interfaces.
• Knowledge of medical device regulatory standards including 21 CFR Part 820, IEC 62304, and ISO 13485.
• Experience with revision control systems such as Git.
• Ability to conduct system risk and hazard analysis.

Preferred Skills

• Experience with SOA, gRPC, Entity Framework, Blazor, or ASP .NET.
• Knowledge of MS Project and software time/cost estimation.

Key Skills

Education

Any Graduate