Implant Software Staff Engineer
About The Position
Working for Micro Systems Engineering, Inc. (MSEI) means joining an elite team to work on some of the most exciting challenges in medical technology today. We are a pioneer in developing innovative implantable medical device technologies and devices that save and enhance the quality of life for millions of individuals living with cardiovascular and chronic neurologic pain disorders. With more than 40 years of experience in design and manufacturing of active implantable medical devices, our continuing success is based on our company’s core values - innovation, quality, reliability, integrity, teamwork, and undisputed expertise - thus enabling us to inspire confidence and trust in physicians and patients worldwide. We are continually looking for talented engineers, scientists, and professionals to share in our mission. Please join us as: Implant Software Staff Engineer The Implant Software Staff Engineer designs and develops embedded real-time software for innovative cardiac implantable medical devices operating under extreme power, memory and performance constraints. This role applies deep technical expertise across the software lifecycle within a highly regulated environment, requiring disciplined engineering practices and strong written communication. The position demands broad and advanced software development experience and may include technical leadership, design ownership, and cross-functional leadership.
Requirements
- Understanding of 8-bit microprocessor/microcontroller architecture and demonstrated ability to design, implement and debug code in that environment.
- Strong experience in C and assembly.
- Experience working with configuration management and defect tracking tools.
- BS/MS Degree in engineering in the field of Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or related field.
- Minimum 8 years graduate-level coursework and/or experience in embedded software development.
- At least 1 year experience in medical device or similarly regulated industry.
- Demonstrable success in driving one or more strategic features to completion.
Nice To Haves
- Software development for very low power, low memory applications
- Proficiency with bare metal or RTOS environments
- Knowledge of cybersecurity principals for embedded systems
- Software development for FDA Class III implantable medical devices
- Object oriented design concepts
- Strong team skills
Responsibilities
- Participate in all phases of the software development process, including requirements definition, analysis and design, implementation and debugging, peer reviews, unit testing, developer verification, and development of accurate personal schedules within the broader team schedule.
- Help determine technical approaches to assignments, using best practices.
- Generate and maintain software documentation required for the project according to the Company’s policies and procedures.
- Collaborates cross-functionally with ASIC, external device software, systems engineering and clinical teams.
- Owns key embedded software components and interface with external applications.
- Contribute to completion of project milestones.
- Solve diverse and complex problems within the context of existing architecture.
- Follow process and foster a culture of continuous process improvement.
- May serve as project lead on small-scale projects.
- May provide technical mentoring and coaching to lower-level software engineers.
- Other duties may be assigned at the discretion of the manager.
Benefits
- Equal opportunity employer
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
