Medical Device Software Engineer — Full Lifecycle Impact

CamWebDir; Otley; Remote; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

CamWebDir in Otley, UK is seeking an enthusiastic embedded software engineer to contribute to medical device development. You will work hands-on across the software lifecycle, writing robust C/C++ code and ensuring documentation is clear and thorough.

You will collaborate with software, electronics, and mechanical engineers, use Git for version control, Python for tooling, and apply good engineering practices in a regulated environment.

Qualifications

• Degree in Computer Science, electronics engineering, or equivalent.
• 2–5 years commercial experience developing software in C or C++.
• Good software engineering practices, including documentation, version control (Git) and testing.
• Working knowledge of Python for scripting, tooling, and test automation.

Responsibilities

• Contributing to device development programmes and delivering against client objectives
• Developing high-quality, well-documented software
• Working collaboratively within multi-disciplinary teams including software, electronics, and mechanical engineers
• Participating in all stages of the software development lifecycle, from requirements capture through to verification and release
• Contributing to the production of software documentation including requirements, architecture, and design documents
• Client facing communication, to present technical information clearly to both engineering and non-technical audiences

Skills

C

C++

Git

Python

Education

Computer Science or Electronics Engineering degree

Tools

Qt framework

IEC 62304

Job description

CamWebDir in Otley, UK is seeking an enthusiastic embedded software engineer to contribute to medical device development. You will work hands-on across the software lifecycle, writing robust C/C++ code and ensuring documentation is clear and thorough.

You will collaborate with software, electronics, and mechanical engineers, use Git for version control, Python for tooling, and apply good engineering practices in a regulated environment.