Staff Embedded Software Engineer - Medical Devices (Hybrid)

Stryker Corporation; Portage (MI); Híbrido; USD 103.000 - 171.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Stryker Corporation in Portage, MI is seeking a Staff Software Engineer, Embedded to lead the design, development and testing of embedded software for next‑gen powered ambulance cots and patient handling systems. This hybrid role focuses on creating reliable software for electromechanical devices used by first responders.

You will design, code, review, and integrate software using C++, C, and Python, mentor peers, and drive strong engineering practices across interfaces, sensors, and UI

Formación

• Bachelor's degree in software or related engineering field.
• 4+ years embedded software experience.
• Strong C/C++ and Python with UI concept experience.
• Experience with IDEs and version-control tools.

Responsabilidades

• Lead design and development of embedded software components and subsystems.
• Develop and test software for medical device actuators, sensors, and UI.
• Perform code reviews, design reviews, and ensure best practices.
• Translate requirements into robust software implementations.

Conocimientos

Embedded software design

C++ programming

C programming

Python programming

Front-end UI concepts

Debugging & testing

Analytical communication skills

Educación

Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering/Computer Engineering/CS or related field

Herramientas

Perforce

Git

IDEs

Static analysis tools

Dynamic analysis tools

Code coverage tools

ALM/Traceability tools

Descripción del empleo

Stryker Corporation in Portage, MI is seeking a Staff Software Engineer, Embedded to lead the design, development and testing of embedded software for next‑gen powered ambulance cots and patient handling systems. This hybrid role focuses on creating reliable software for electromechanical devices used by first responders.

You will design, code, review, and integrate software using C++, C, and Python, mentor peers, and drive strong engineering practices across interfaces, sensors, and UI