Clinical Engineer: Brain Microrobotics Trials & Training

Robeaute; Paris; Sur place; EUR 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Health Insurance 60% covered

Meal Vouchers €9.25/day

Transportation Reimbursement 50%

Résumé du poste

Robeauté is seeking a Clinical Engineer to plan and execute preclinical and clinical tests of its microrobotic brain platform. You will coordinate clinical testing with surgeons, and work closely with product and clinical affairs teams to ensure readiness for trials and eventual deployment.

The role requires execution in both lab and operating-room environments, travel up to 30%, and fluent English and French communication.

Qualifications

• PhD in Biomedical Engineering or equivalent with strong testing background.
• Experience preparing and executing medical device testing across lab and clinical settings.
• Strong written, verbal, and documentation skills in English and French.

Responsabilités

• Define device test protocols with surgeon collaborators and oversee their execution.
• Design and run formative and summative usability studies.
• Train surgeons to full proficiency on the robot ahead of clinical implementation.
• Validate the platform's readiness ahead of each clinical or preclinical use, and document any issues.
• Oversee installation of the robot in OR or preclinical space.
• Collect, manage and structure data after each test session.
• Author detailed reports from preclinical or clinical use.
• Lead surgical procedure training and provide OR oversight for first-in-human studies.
• Create documentation, procedures and workflows for the surgical procedure and training.

Connaissances

English & French proficiency

Documentation skills

Formation

PhD in Biomedical Engineering

M.Eng. in Biomedical Engineering (or equivalent)

Outils

Mechatronic assembly testing

Description du poste

Robeauté is seeking a Clinical Engineer to plan and execute preclinical and clinical tests of its microrobotic brain platform. You will coordinate clinical testing with surgeons, and work closely with product and clinical affairs teams to ensure readiness for trials and eventual deployment.

The role requires execution in both lab and operating-room environments, travel up to 30%, and fluent English and French communication.