Senior Research Engineer - Computer Vision & Surgical Navigation (m/f/d)
24 Aug 2026
As a young and dynamic eHealth company, FUSE-AI pursues the goal of improving medical care with innovative AI-based software products. Building on our established medical imaging solutions, we are developing navigation and assistance systems for the next generation of precision surgery. At FUSE-AI, we work together in an interdisciplinary team of data scientists, machine learning engineers, Q&R experts and scientists for the use of AI solutions in medicine.
What sets us apart
- Work culture: We are a team with flat hierarchies and a friendly atmosphere.
- Work-life balance: We support your professional development and enable you to take part in specialist events, for example.
- Top location: We offer you state-of-the-art technology in a bright office atmosphere between the town hall and the Michel with subway, S-Bahn and bus right outside the door.
Job Description
- Design and development of surgical navigation software, including registration and real-time data processing
- Development of machine learning / deep learning approaches for MRI and other medical imaging domains, from model design to deployment
- Planning, implementation and integration of software components
- Feasibility analyses of problems regarding computer vision, artificial intelligence and robotic assistance, and the development of suitable solution strategies
- Support in the selection and integration of suitable tools, frameworks and technologies to improve our development and deployment
- Systematic evaluation and validation of developed approaches, as well as further development and optimization of our products/projects
- Independent study of state of the art knowledge
Qualification and Competences
- A successfully completed degree in (technical) computer science, medical engineering, robotics, physics or a comparable scientific discipline. If academic qualifications or further education are not sufficient to demonstrate software engineering, programming and development-related skills, evidence of an equivalent level needs to be demonstrated.
- Several years of experience in computer vision / image processing / 3D perception
- Experience in machine learning / deep learning as a confident user of established methods
- Experience with medical image analysis and image registration
- Proficiency in real-time, performance-critical software development, in particular C++
- Experienced in Python and AI-related frameworks
- Experience in working on Linux-based infrastructure
- Knowledge in common computer vision and imaging libraries (e.g. OpenCV, ITK/VTK, PyTorch)
- Experience with processing of image, depth or spectral data
- Proficiency in software engineering in collaboration with Git
- Competent in concepts for software development procedures, agile project development methodologies and project management (e.g. Jira, MS Project, etc.)
- Competent in requirement engineering regarding to usability and clinical indication
- Good communication in balance with respect, kindness and feedback culture
- Hands‑on mentality and problem‑solving mindset in accordance with best practice and requirements
- Independent structured manner of working and interest in collaboration and further development in an interdisciplinary team
- Proficiency in German and English communication
Nice‑to‑haves
- Knowledge and understanding of medical and clinical workflows, ideally in the context of surgical navigation or image‑guided surgery (e.g. 3D Slicer, MITK, IGSTK)
- Experience with medical image segmentation
- Experience with robotics software frameworks
- Knowledge of medical device regulations (EU MDR, FDA, ISO, etc.)
The INTEGER project is funded by the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space.