Senior Clinical Engineer - Vascular & Stroke Tech

Imperative Care; Campbell (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock options

401k plan

Health benefits

Generous PTO

Parental leave program

Emotional health resources

Job summary

Imperative Care in Campbell, California is seeking a Sr Clinical Engineer to lead pre-clinical testing and product verification for vascular and stroke devices. On-site, full-time role collaborating with clinical customers and cross-functional teams.

You will gather data, develop test plans, ensure design control compliance, support training, and translate customer input into design inputs. Requires a BS in Engineering and 2+ years in medical device development, with ability to travel.

Qualifications

• BS in Engineering or related discipline or equivalent; 2+ years in medical device development.
• Experience with vascular/neurovascular interventions or surgical robotics is preferred.
• Knowledge of FDA QSR, ISO 13485 and Design controls.

Responsibilities

• Gather clinical/user data to inform design and testing of vascular/stroke products.
• Interact with clinical customers and cross-functional teams on product development.
• Create and execute design verification and testing plans aligned with QMS.
• Support pre-clinical testing, training, and customer-facing activities.
• Translate customer input into design input requirements and performance specs.

Skills

Initiative

Cross-functional collaboration

Communication skills

Ability to travel

Education

BS in Engineering or related discipline

Job description

Imperative Care in Campbell, California is seeking a Sr Clinical Engineer to lead pre-clinical testing and product verification for vascular and stroke devices. On-site, full-time role collaborating with clinical customers and cross-functional teams.

You will gather data, develop test plans, ensure design control compliance, support training, and translate customer input into design inputs. Requires a BS in Engineering and 2+ years in medical device development, with ability to travel.