Hamilton Medical is a dynamic, internationally successful medical device company headquartered in Bonaduz, Switzerland. At Hamilton Medical, we live for ventilation technology. Technology that helps caregivers improve the lives of their critically ill patients. We believe that innovation is essential to meet the demands of critical care.
To strengthen our multinational team, we are looking for motivated people in all areas of the company: from software developers to medical or healthcare professionals, from engineers to export specialists, from production workers to regulatory affairs specialists, and from project leaders to product managers
Responsabilities:
Contribute to state-of-the-art IoT/IoMT services for mechanical ventilation and intensive care
Design and implement embedded Linux applications in modern C++
Enable our medical devices to communicate with third party/cloud systems
Ensure the highest standards of software quality through unit tests, integration tests, and by defining testing procedures
Plan, execute, and test updates to embedded Linux platforms and the Kernel
Qualifications:
Degree (FH, BSc, MSc) in computer science, information technologies or relevant field
At least five years of professional experience in developing software
In-depth knowledge of communication technologies and protocols
Excellent knowledge of modern C++
Very strong embedded Linux know-how
Hands-on experience in debugging complex software in Linux
Analytical and thorough working method
Fluent in English to work in an international team
Professional experience in agile development
Beneficial is also experience in:
IoT (Internet of Things) / IoMT (Internet of Medical Things)
Medical / automotive industry
Yocto build system
Requirements engineering
Atlassian-Tools
Embedded C programming
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, Ethernet, and RS232
Sockets, TLS, SSL, MQTT, JSON, Protobuf
Cybersecurity know-how
Working place: Chur/GR
Please note that only complete applications (cover letter, CV, references and salary expectations) will be considered