The Software Engineer will develop and maintain mobile applications for medical devices, supporting the full application lifecycle from concept to deployment. Responsibilities include writing clean code, troubleshooting, ensuring quality, and improving user experience. The role requires collaboration with cross-functional teams and adherence to safety-related quality processes.

The Process Engineer oversees the transition of designs into production for medical devices, ensuring compliance with manufacturing standards, and driving improvement projects. Responsibilities include collaborating on manufacturability, managing product transfers, and establishing manufacturing specifications, while providing production support and leading process improvements.

The Hardware Engineering Manager oversees a team of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers in the development of electromechanical medical devices. The role includes staffing, performance evaluation, fostering a collaborative team culture, and managing project assignments while ensuring adherence to design standards and cost optimization. The manager will also assist in business proposals and strategic initiatives in conjunction with cross-functional teams.

The Engineering Program Manager will manage and execute assigned projects while working with internal and external clients and technical resources. Key responsibilities include project planning, risk assessment, team management, communication with clients, and contributing to process improvement.

The Senior Systems Architect manages a cross-functional engineering team through all product development stages, focusing on complex electromechanical and embedded medical devices. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, architecture design, risk management, and compliance with regulatory standards while mentoring junior engineers and ensuring quality management system adherence.

The Embedded Software Engineer will design, develop, and test software for medical devices, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, collaborating with engineering teams, and mentoring junior engineers. Responsibilities include ownership of system modules throughout the development lifecycle, debugging, and improving development practices.

The FPGA Engineer will develop, simulate, implement, and test FPGA and embedded microprocessor systems for advanced medical devices. The role requires excellent analytical skills and the ability to write system requirements and test reports.

The FP&A Analyst will support financial planning, forecasting, budgeting, and reporting, providing insights for strategic decision-making. Responsibilities include variance analysis, management reporting, data analysis, cost control, process improvement, and collaboration with various departments.