Software Developer

Magenta is a medical device company developing the world’s smallest heart pump, meant to provide minimally invasive support to the heart during acute episodes of dysfunction. The Elevate™ System is multi-disciplinary, involving mechanical engineering, material science, electrical engineering, software, algorithms, and state-of-the-art catheter fabrication techniques.

We are looking for a Software Developer. In this role, you will play a key role in developing the software for the innovative Magenta system.

Responsibilities:

• Design and develop all software aspects of the company products.
• Manage software versions/upgrades of existing products.
• Manage and perform the company software life cycle, including development, testing, and documentation.
• Manage external sub-contractors for software development and validation.
• System view and responsibility of all software components.
• Design, implement, and integrate firmware and user interface (UI).
• Manage software lifecycle development, generate software requirements and specifications, and create all relevant software lifecycle deliverables.
• Conduct design reviews per company policies.
• Provide Software usability input.

Qualifications:

• A B.Sc. or higher in Computer Science or another Engineering degree- must.
• 3+ years’ experience in SW development - must.
• Proficiency in mixed C/C++ programming – must.
• Proven experience with STM32 microcontroller firmware development, developing for sensors, brushless motors, and stepper motors- must.
• Knowledge of communication protocols (e.g., UART, SPI, I2C)- must.
• Software integration and development with the QT framework and QML are necessary.
• Knowledge of AWS and Docker architecture, Python, and React - an advantage.
• Experience in the Medical device industry – an advantage.
• Good problem-solving skills & interpersonal skills.
• Good written and verbal communication skills.

We are looking for the best people possible who can help us propel the Elevate™ System forward and save more lives.