Software Developer — Medical Device Software | MED-LOGIX Medical Solutions, Rome

Medlogix; Roma; On-site; EUR 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Opportunity to co-author scientific publications

Small, technical team environment

Involvement in EU-funded research projects

Job summary

A medical technology company in Rome is seeking a skilled software developer to work on innovative medical devices. The role focuses on building and maintaining software across diverse stacks, including C++, Python, and Qt, while ensuring high code quality and regulatory compliance. This position offers the chance to directly impact patient outcomes through high-quality software that enhances cancer treatment. The ideal candidate will have a degree in Computer Science and must be an effective communicator with a strong understanding of debugging without direct supervision.

Qualifications

• Strong C++ and/or Python programming.
• Comfortable debugging across multiple layers.
• Experience with CI/CD pipelines and containerization.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain software across the stack.
• Develop and improve internal tools and infrastructure.
• Write clean, testable, well-documented code.

Skills

C++

Python

Git

Code quality

Education

Degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering

Tools

Qt

Docker

Linux

Windows

Job description

MED-LOGIX designs, manufactures, and sells precision hyperthermia systems for radiation oncology. Our ALBA devices heat tumors to enhance the effectiveness of radiotherapy and chemotherapy — a technique backed by decades of clinical evidence that improves outcomes while minimizing toxicity to healthy tissue.

Our systems are installed in top cancer hospitals and research centers across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. We develop everything in-house: hardware, firmware, desktop applications, simulation engines, and web-based tools. We collaborate actively with institutions top like Amsterdam UMC, La Sapienza, Insespital Bern, University of Zurich, and Tor Vergata.

Based in Rome's Tecnopolo Tiburtino — a hub for precision engineering, electronics, and space telecommunications.

The role

We're growing our engineering team and looking for a software developer (mid or senior) to join us in Rome. You'll work on CE-marked medical devices regulated under the EU MDR — software that spans from hardware control and electromagnetic simulation to clinical-facing applications, cloud infrastructure, and internal tooling.

We're at a point where we're scaling our architecture, modernizing our stack, and building new products. This is a chance to shape what comes next, not just maintain what exists.

What you'll do

• Build and maintain software across the stack: C++, Python, Qt, SQL/NoSQL
• Work on systems that interface directly with medical hardware
• Develop and improve internal tools, automation, and infrastructure
• Debug complex problems across embedded, desktop, and server environments
• Write clean, testable, well-documented code in a regulated context (EU MDR)
• Contribute to CI/CD pipelines, containerization, and deployment workflows
• Help modernize legacy codebases and define the architecture going forward

Our stack

• Core: C++, Python, Qt
• Data: SQL, NoSQL, signal processing pipelines
• Web: Modern web technologies (actively expanding)

What we're looking for

• Degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering (or equivalent experience)
• Strong C++ and/or Python
• Comfortable with Linux and/or Windows environments
• Git
• You care about code quality, not just shipping
• You can debug a problem across multiple layers without someone holding your hand
• Clear communicator on technical decisions

Nice to have

• Experience with Qt
• Docker and containerization
• Background in physics, numerical simulation, or signal processing
• Experience in regulated environments (medical devices, aerospace, automotive)
• Web development (frontend or backend)
• 3D visualization or computational geometry

What we offer

• Your code ends up in cancer treatment rooms worldwide — not dashboards nobody looks at
• Hardware + software + science in one role: this isn't a typical backend job
• Join at a growth moment: we're expanding the team, the stack, and the product line
• Small, technical team where your input matters from day one
• International collaborations with leading research institutions
• Real opportunity to co-author scientific publications and present at conferences (ESHO, ESTRO)
• Involvement in EU-funded research projects
• Technical growth in a field where your work directly impacts patient outcomes