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Laerdal Medical is seeking an Engineering Manager for Sim to Improve in Stavanger. You will lead a team of software engineers, collaborate with Product, Design, AI specialists and clinical experts, and drive architecture, security, and production code quality.
You will shape cloud-native SaaS architecture, support career growth, prioritize secure engineering from day one, and turn pilot feedback into scalable product improvements, while maintaining autonomy and engineering excellence.
Laerdal Medical is a global, mission-driven healthcare company that designs learning and simulation solutions to help healthcare professionals deliver safer patient care. We are committed to helping save one million more lives every year by 2030.
Sim to Improve is a strategic Laerdal initiative: an AI-powered platform that helps healthcare organizations understand how work actually happens, uncover workflow challenges, test changes before they reach patients, and drive quality improvement at scale.
The platform combines context-aware AI for scenario planning, debriefing and improvement recommendations with a shared digital workspace for simulation practitioners, quality-improvement teams and clinical leaders – built on scalable, cloud-native services.
The product is at an important stage, where strong engineering foundations and rapid learning from pilot sites must develop together.
As Engineering Manager for Sim to Improve, based in Stavanger, you will lead a team of software engineers and work closely with Product, Design, AI specialists and clinical experts.
You will create clarity and momentum for the team, support individual growth and strengthen engineering practices – while staying close to the code: designing and implementing features, reviewing code, shaping the architecture and solving hard problems alongside the team.
Security is a first-class part of the job: in a healthcare platform with AI and patient-related data, secure engineering is something you build in from day one, not add at the end.
Our technology landscape is evolving. Today, the platform predominantly uses C#/.NET in an Azure infrastructure, with React on the frontend. The wider engineering context includes REST APIs, distributed systems, SQL and NoSQL databases, cloud-native services, CI/CD, secure identity and access, observability, and AI‑assisted product capabilities.
Experience with our current stack is valuable, but strong software‑engineering fundamentals, sound architectural judgment, and the ability to learn and contribute across the stack are equally important.
You are an engineering leader who still enjoys writing code. You build credibility by contributing and helping the team make better decisions, not by taking all decisions yourself. You can create structure in an early‑stage product without removing the team's autonomy or slowing learning.
You are comfortable discussing product outcomes with non‑technical stakeholders as you are pairing with an engineer, reviewing an API design or debugging a production issue.
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