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Magneticais in Brisbane seeks a software engineer to develop and maintain MRI software platforms and peripheral systems. You will work with MRI physicists, hardware engineers, and product teams to deliver reliable imaging software used in patient care.
The role emphasizes clean, tested code, strong documentation, and active participation in code reviews, architecture discussions, and deployment support. On-site Brisbane office with opportunities to influence next-gen imaging tech.
Magneticais a medical device engineering and technology company specialising in the development and supply of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) systems, sub-systems and technologies.
Magneticais a medical device engineering and technology company specialising in the development and supply of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) systems, sub-systems and technologies. Headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, we have offices in Abingdon, near Oxford, UK (Scientific Magnetics Ltd) and Houston, USA (Tecmag, Inc.).
With proven capabilities in R&D, product commercialisation, manufacturing and supply, the company is looking for a motivated and detail orientated person to join our team on a permanent basis, based in the Brisbane (Australia) office.
Love untangling hard problems? Demonstrate your critical thinking, solutions focused approach in the development of code that has real world impact.
The software you build helps MRI systems image patients safely and reliably, every day. You won't be stuck in a silo either. You'll team up with seasoned engineers, MRI physicists and hardware engineers.
Responsible for the development of clean, maintainable, tested and efficient code following software engineering best practices and industry standards.
Join a team commercialising next-generation medical imaging systems and platforms and help shape the future of healthcare technology.
This is your chance to help take next-generation medical imaging from innovation to real-world impact.