Job Specifications
Position Title: Software Engineer Level: I-II
Reports to: Software Engineering Manager
Position Summary: We are seeking a medical device software engineer who designs, develops, tests, and maintains software for medical devices, ensuring it meets technical requirements and strict regulatory standards, such as those set by the FDA and IEC 62304, to ensure patient safety and device reliability. Key responsibilities include writing code in languages such as C++ or Python, creating software architecture, executing rigorous testing and validation, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and documenting software processes for regulatory compliance.
Key responsibilities:
Develop requirements, design specifications, and implementation for service tools used with complex medical devices
Work directly with the service organization to gather use cases and requirements
Development of desktop and web-based software
Follow QMS procedures, write supporting documentation, utilize revision control, and CI best practices
Support configuration management and build system
Relevant Knowledge and Skill requirements:
3+ years of experience developing with Python
Experience with web-based client/server applications
S. in Computer Science or equivalent
Experience with Linux and bash
Understanding of network communications and TCP protocols
Experience with Qt, C++, and medical device regulations is a plus
About Leo Cancer Care
Cancer is one of the biggest killers that we face today, with 1 in 5 people diagnosed at some point in their life. It is something that affects us all. 50% of all patients diagnosed with cancer should receive Radiation Therapy as part of their treatment, but due to the cost, size, and complexity of current technology, the number that do is around half of that.
Current Radiation Therapy is delivered with a patient lying supine on a table while a large machine is rotated around them, delivering radiation from different angles to kill the tumour. Lying on a table, many patients report that they feel like a passenger in their treatment, feeling vulnerable throughout the entire process. Leo Cancer Care was founded with one clear goal: to bring a more human way to treat cancer and empower patients to face treatment on their feet.
We are seeking an enthusiastic individual to join our passionate team in its mission to revolutionize cancer treatment. You can be part of a world-class team, developing tomorrow's treatments.
Leo Cancer Care is helping make changes in Radiation Therapy by shifting to upright patient positioning, imaging, and treatment. We do what we do to find a better way - a better way to treat cancer and create a paradigm shift in radiation therapy that benefits all. We will do this by improving the accessibility and quality of medicine in cancer care globally, making cancer treatment a more human experience for all.
Working in radiotherapy, not only will you be driving change for the greater good, but you'll be working on products that span a large field of different disciplines.
Ways of Working
Leo Cancer Care is committed to cultivating a diverse and inclusive work environment. We embrace and celebrate the unique backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives of all individuals. We believe that diversity enriches our organization and strengthens our ability to innovate and excel. Discrimination or harassment of any kind will not be tolerated. We encourage all qualified candidates to apply and join us in our mission to create a respectful and equitable workplace for all.
Leo Cancer Care is an equal opportunity employer.
About the Company
LEO CANCER CARE WAS FOUNDED WITH TWO POWERFUL GOALS 1. Improve the quality of Radiation Therapy delivery through upright positioning 2. Improve access to Radiation Therapy through the removal of gantries Leo Cancer Care was founded with more than 100 years of Radiation Therapy experience by a team dedicated to challenging the norms in everything we do. Patient's lives influence us to find a better way, a better way to improve patient care and how a patient experiences it. A better way to increase the accessibility of cancer ...
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