Research Engineer - Medical Imaging (m / f / d)

Sonova; Hannover; Vor Ort; EUR 60.000 - 80.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading company in the medical technology sector is seeking a Software Developer to contribute to innovative cochlear implant solutions. The role involves developing and testing imaging software, collaborating with clinical partners, and contributing to the advancement of medical devices. Join a motivated team committed to enhancing the lives of individuals with hearing loss, while enjoying flexible work options and opportunities for professional development.

Leistungen

Training and development opportunities

Mobile working options

Flexible work schedule

Employee appreciation events

Qualifikationen

• At least 3 years' experience in medical imaging.
• Experience in software testing and writing documentation.
• Excellent communication skills and fluency in English.

Aufgaben

• Develop commercial imaging software and implement new features.
• Collaborate with external partners for clinical studies.
• Conduct software testing and create specification documents.

Kenntnisse

Python

C#

Matlab

DICOM

HL7

JSON

VTK

ITK

MONAI

Ausbildung

BS or MS in computer science

Jobbeschreibung

For our Advanced Bionics Research Center in Hannover we search for somebody like you. This role will support Advanced Bionic’s implant technology group’s mission to research, develop, and characterize novel designs, tools, materials, and processes for future cochlear internal implant products.

In your role you will responsible for software development of a new medical imaging software, implementation of new features, and setting up related clinical studies.

In this function close interaction with different departments across Sonova and external partners (developers, clinical partners) is required.

What you’ll do

• Work together with external developers and suppliers for development of a commercial imaging software
• Design and assess new features for next generation cochlear implant imaging software. Perform software testing according to software testing lifecycle standards. Transfer designs and processes from feasibility (R&T) to product design team (R&D).
• Analyze in a critical and constructive way software requirements in order to determine potential issues and build specification documents
• Discuss new clinical study ideas in the field of medical imaging and cochlear implants with the internal project team and with external clinical partners (surgeons, audiologists, radiologists)
• Support the setup of new studies with clinical partners and provide end-user support including setup, installation, and maintenance
• Discuss study results with clinical partners and within the project team and provide regular updates to internal stakeholders and management.
• Remain at the state of the art of your discipline (scientific papers, …)

What you bring to the table

• BS or MS in computer science or related study background
• At least 3 years’ experience or profound background in medical imaging. Working experience with Python, C# and Matlab. Experience with standards (DICOM, HL7, JSON) and libraries (VTK / ITK, MONAI) is a plus
• Experience in testing software on different levels and writing detailed documentation
• Very good communication skills, assertiveness and ability to dialog with external partners
• Willingness to travel internationally on occasion (10-20%)
• English : excellent written / oral communication skills; fluency in one or more additional European language(s) is a plus

Our Offer

• Training and development opportunities – we believe every employee deserves a development plan. Come, learn, and grow with us!
• Atmosphere of mutual trust in a highly motivated team
• Permanent contract, mobile working options
• You help to improve the quality of life of millions of people with hearing loss
• Semi)-flexible work schedule and interesting employee benefits
• Company sponsored employee appreciation events

Don't meet all the criteria? If you’re willing to go allin and learn we'd love to hear from you!

In return, we offer an exciting and challenging position with great potential for personal development, with a unique organization in a fascinating and fast-growing medical industry. We love to work with great people and strongly believe that a diverse team makes us better. If you want to work in an enthusiastic, motivated team and help launch the hearing implants of the future then send us your online application in English or German. We favor disabled applicants over non-disabled applicants if they have the same qualification.