Verification Engineer, R&D — Medical Devices

Medela; Baar; On-site; CHF 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Medela is seeking a Verification Engineer R&D to join its team in Switzerland. You will verify electromechanical medical devices, define V&V strategies, and drive test plans and documentation to ensure safety, compliance, and performance throughout the product lifecycle.

You will coordinate cross-functional teams, lead verification activities, and contribute to IoT features while adhering to medical device standards. English fluency is essential; German is an asset.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years in verification testing of electromechanical medical devices.
• Experience with developing test protocols and V&V documentation.
• Proficiency in Python; familiarity with Git and LabVIEW.
• Knowledge of medical device standards and regulations.
• Fluent English; German is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Own system- and sub-system level verification aligned to architecture.
• Define V&V strategies, plans, and reports; review tests.
• Plan and conduct verification and testing; write protocols.
• Perform software integration testing and system interoperability.
• Analyze verification data and prepare regulatory documentation.
• Lead investigations, verify deviations, validate test methods.
• Contribute to IoT features verification.
• Collaborate with System Architects and R&D for requirements.
• Act as technical project leader for verification.

Skills

Verification testing

Python

Git

LabVIEW

English (C1-C2)

German (asset)

Education

Engineering degree (BSc/MSc)

Tools

LabVIEW

Git

Job description

Medela is seeking a Verification Engineer R&D to join its team in Switzerland. You will verify electromechanical medical devices, define V&V strategies, and drive test plans and documentation to ensure safety, compliance, and performance throughout the product lifecycle.

You will coordinate cross-functional teams, lead verification activities, and contribute to IoT features while adhering to medical device standards. English fluency is essential; German is an asset.