Staff Engineer - Systems Design - Surgical Planning

About the role

Work Flexibility: HybridWhat you will do: • Lead the system design and technical realization of Hip Surgical Planning capabilities from concept through product release and lifecycle management. • Understand Hip implant design philosophies and CAD models, translating implant geometry and surgical intent into planning workflows, including planar and volumetric haptics. • Apply knowledge of CT, X-ray and MRI to develop image-based approaches for patient anatomy visualization, measurement, implant positioning and surgical planning. • Translate user, clinical and business needs into system and subsystem requirements, specifications, interfaces and traceability. • Perform system decomposition and allocate requirements across software, imaging, algorithms, robotics, implants and hardware. • Lead system architecture, feasibility studies, design trade-offs, technical/design reviews and integration activities. • Ensure requirements and system design are correctly implemented by multidisciplinary development teams and the Agile Release Train. • Drive Design for Quality, Reliability, Safety and Serviceability and lead system-level safety/risk-management activities for regulated medical devices. • Participate in surgeon engagements and cadaveric evaluations, translating clinical feedback into requirements and design improvements. What you will need: Required Qualifications • Bachelor's or master’s degree in biomedical, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Medical Imaging Engineering, or related discipline. • 7-10 years Strong experience in Software/Verification/Systems Engineering for medical devices, from requirements definition through verification, product release and lifecycle management. • Experience creating system/product requirements, design specifications, architectures, interfaces and requirements traceability. • Ability to understand Object Oriented design paradigms and communicate design in UML/SYSML. • Knowledge of medical imaging, preferably CT/X-ray, and concepts such as 3D reconstruction, segmentation, registration, anatomical landmarks and image-based measurements. • Understanding of 3D geometry, coordinate systems, surgical planning, robotics and haptic concepts. • Experience with medical-device risk management, safety analysis, design controls, V&V and regulatory compliance. • Ability to troubleshoot complex system issues and support complaint investigations/root-cause analysis. • Experience developing test methods/protocols, analyzing engineering data and producing high-quality technical reports. • Strong written, verbal, stakeholder-management and technical-leadership skills. Preferred Qualifications • Experience with Hip/Total Hip Arthroplasty, surgical robotics or computer-assisted surgery. • implant design philosophies, patient anatomy and clinical workflows • Understanding of Orthopedic implants and Hip/THA surgical workflows, with the ability to interpret implant CAD and geometric design intent. • Experience integrating implant systems into image-based planning or robotic platforms. • Experience working directly with surgeons and participating in cadaveric evaluations. • Working knowledge of MATLAB, Minitab, MBSE/SysML, requirements-management and CAD tools. • Knowledge of Software Scripting and Object Oriented Design Principles. Travel Percentage: 20%