The Opportunity:

This is an onsite opportunity to serve as an early Engineering leader for a well-funded medical device company building an interventional approach to heart failure. We’re looking for early, hands-on engineers to own much of our end-to-end IoT device development, from firmware up through the cloud.

This is an opportunity with a lot of growth potential, and is based just down the street from sunny Stanford University.

Potential Responsibilities:

Your responsibilities could include:

• Experience developing IoT applications in C.
• Manage internal and external software development.
• Manage Interfaces down to firmware and Electronics and up to the Cloud.
• Provide direct feedback to the firmware development team.
• Develop design specifications based on product requirements.
• Develop Test protocols in conjunction with test teams.
• Develop and implement software compliance policies and procedures, including with respect to IEC 62304, FDA guidance, HIPAA, cybersecurity and GDPR requirements.
• Experience managing multiple simultaneous development projects with geographically diverse teams.
• Experience developing in C for Linux and/or embedded microcontroller applications.
• Familiarity in full stack development with C, C and Java for medical device applications.
• Familiarity with development of cloud-hosted applications.
• Working knowledge/experience with cloud security and security certifications
• Experience with user management, authentication, and authorization frameworks.
• Strong verbal and written communications skills.
• Strong presentation skills.
• Preferred: Experience managing medical device software and firmware development from concept through regulatory approval
• Preferred: Experience developing GUIs in Qt used in a clinical setting.
• Preferred: Experience with “Software as a medical device”
• Preferred: Experience with FHIR and HL-7,
• Preferred: Experience with development of real-time embedded controls for a medical device.
• Preferred: Experience with development using TI RTOS and CCS.

Qualifications:

• BS in CE, CS or a related discipline.
• 5 years in a software development for medical devices role.
• Preferred: Advanced degree in an engineering discipline.
• Experience in a class III active implanted medical device company.
• Experience in a venture-funded startup environment.

This is an onsite opportunity based in Los Gatos, California, with a base pay that can range from $175,000 - $225,000 a year ( equity and benefits).