Research and Innovation Lead - Israel

ART MEDICAL is a well-funded medical startup transforming ICU care through advanced technology and innovation. Our smART+™ platform is an intelligent, sensor-based solution that optimizes nutrition delivery while reducing the risks of ventilator-associated pneumonia and malnutrition. Supported by clinical trials, we are setting a new standard in critical care by achieving nearly 100% feeding efficiency and reducing ICU stays by an average of 3.3 days.

We are seeking a Research and Innovation Lead to join our multidisciplinary R&D team, developing advanced medical devices for enteral feeding and nutritional management in intensive care settings.
This role is pivotal in bridging scientific research and engineering practice, driving early-stage initiatives, feasibility studies, and science-driven product development. The ideal candidate combines strong experimental skills, scientific thinking, and a passion for translating research into impactful clinical solutions.

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Role & Responsibilities
Lead early-stage scientific research and feasibility initiatives for new product concepts and improvements.
Design and execute lab-based experiments and exploratory studies to validate hypotheses and inform system design. This includes all stages from concept to setups to execution.
Apply rigorous scientific methodologies, including experimental design, statistical analysis, and interpretation of results.
Collaborate with internal R&D teams (software, hardware, mechanical, systems, and testing) to integrate scientific insights into development.
Engage with external experts and consultants in fields such as biology, chemistry, and materials science.
Stay updated with latest publications and studies in the relevant fields of the company products.
Communicate scientific findings clearly to both technical teams and clinical stakeholders, including the company’s clinical advisory board.
Contribute to long-term innovation strategy and identification of novel product opportunities.
Requirements
M.Sc. or Ph.D. in Physics, Biomedical Engineering, or a related scientific/engineering field.
At least 5 years of experience in similar roles within the medical device industry, preferably involving multidisciplinary systems.
Hands-on experience in experimental work and laboratory research.
Proficiency in scientific programming and data analysis tools.
Strong foundation in scientific reasoning, problem-solving, and evidence-based thinking.
Familiarity with physiological systems, bio-signals, or fluid mechanics – an advantage.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
Fluent in English (written and spoken); Hebrew – an advantage.