Hybrid Principal Software Architect – Medical Devices

Suntra MedTech Solutions; Bedford (NH); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Suntra MedTech Solutions in New Hampshire seeks a Principal / Senior Principal Software Architect to lead high‑level medical device software architecture. This hands‑on technical leader collaborates with PMs and engineering teams, reviews designs, and guides cybersecurity and risk management to ensure patient safety.

The role offers hybrid work with one day per month in Bedford, NH, and opportunities to drive regulatory compliance (IEC 62304), tooling choices, and architecture modernization

Qualifications

• Master’s degree required; experience with Class B and C medical devices; Linux OS configuration; familiarity with test-driven development (TDD), CI/CD, IEC 62304.

Responsibilities

• Architecture & design: Develop scalable, secure software architecture based on system requirements.
• Collaboration & leadership: Lead with project managers and software teams, providing architectural guidance.
• Code quality & reviews: Conduct reviews, enforce coding standards, ensure maintainable code.
• Regulatory compliance: Ensure adherence to IEC 62304 for medical device software.
• Risk management & cybersecurity: Integrate safety measures and perform risk assessments.
• Continuous improvement: Advocate for best practices and evolving development processes.

Skills

Architecture leadership

Regulatory compliance

Cybersecurity

CI/CD

TDD

Education

Master’s degree in a relevant field

Tools

Embedded Linux

RTOS

Atlassian tools

Cybersecurity hardening

Job description

Suntra MedTech Solutions in New Hampshire seeks a Principal / Senior Principal Software Architect to lead high‑level medical device software architecture. This hands‑on technical leader collaborates with PMs and engineering teams, reviews designs, and guides cybersecurity and risk management to ensure patient safety.

The role offers hybrid work with one day per month in Bedford, NH, and opportunities to drive regulatory compliance (IEC 62304), tooling choices, and architecture modernization