Embedded C++ Engineer — Real-Time Medical Devices

Rayner; Sankt Gallen; Vor Ort; CHF 90.000 - 140.000; Vollzeit

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Zusammenfassung

Rayner in Heerbrugg, St Gallen, is seeking two SW Engineers to maintain and develop our software for Sophi, a wireless phacoemulsification machine, focusing on embedded C++ and real-time systems.

You will work on microcontroller systems, sensor/actuator integration, and develop tools in Python, collaborating with mechanical engineering. German language at C1 and English at B2+ are required; a degree in electronics/CS and 3+ years in C++/Linux are expected.

Qualifikationen

• Degree from a university of applied sciences or a university in electronics, electrical engineering or computer science.
• Strong bare-metal experience.
• At least 3 years’ experience in development projects (programming in C++, Linux, etc).
• Fluent in spoken and written German (C1).
• Business proficiency in English (B2 or above).

Aufgaben

• Embedded Software Development: Programming primarily in C++ for embedded bare-metal systems.
• Real-Time Systems: Design and implementation of software for hard real-time environments.
• System Design: Development of microcontroller systems, including bus systems (wired/wireless), sensors, and actuators.
• Full Lifecycle Management: Development of electronic assemblies from the concept phase to series production.
• Regulatory Compliance: Specification, documentation, and validation of medical devices according to EN 62304.
• Tooling: Maintenance and development of internal development tools using Python.
• Cross-functional Collaboration: Close cooperation with mechanical development to optimize functionality and hardware packaging.

Kenntnisse

Embedded development

C++

Linux

German (C1)

English (B2+)

Ausbildung

University degree in electronics/EE/CS

Jobbeschreibung

Rayner in Heerbrugg, St Gallen, is seeking two SW Engineers to maintain and develop our software for Sophi, a wireless phacoemulsification machine, focusing on embedded C++ and real-time systems.

You will work on microcontroller systems, sensor/actuator integration, and develop tools in Python, collaborating with mechanical engineering. German language at C1 and English at B2+ are required; a degree in electronics/CS and 3+ years in C++/Linux are expected.