Medical Device Quality Engineer, Scarlet
Software Medical Devices
£60-80k
Specialised certification of medical AI and software
Open for applications
Specialised certification of medical AI and software
21-100 employees
Open for applications
£60-80k
21-100 employees
Company mission
To hasten the transition to accessible, affordable healthcare for everyone on the planet.
Role
Who you are
- Education - Bachelor’s degree in engineering, software engineering, computer science, physics or equivalent.
- Work experience - Four years of professional experience in the field of medical devices, or related activities, such as in manufacturing, auditing or research
- Work experience - Two years of professional experience in the area of quality management (e.g. ISO 13485, EU MDR, etc.)
- Technical experience - One year of practical experience in software, demonstrating knowledge of one or more programming languages, software design, validation, testing and debugging techniques, and interactions between software and its environment.
Desirable
- Highly adaptable - You have worked in different environments and like operating with autonomy on sometimes ambiguous tasks
- Analytical reader - You feel comfortable reading normative texts and analysing and interpreting requirements to extract the essential information
- Ferociously curious - You like going down rabbit holes, understanding deeply how things work, and challenging the status quo
What the job involves
- Audit and certify the quality management systems of the most innovative healthcare companies in the world
- Decompose, interpret and implement relevant requirements (ISO 13485, ISO 17021, EU MDR, etc.)
- Design a seamless experience for quality and regulatory teams using Scarlet's submission tool
- Optimise the assessment of customer data by designing efficient audit processes
- Develop and implement Scarlet's internal audit tools
- Be involved in maintaining and expanding Scarlet’s approvals in various jurisdictions and technologies
Application process
- 1. Apply via Otta
- 2. Introductory call with the Principal Quality Engineer
- 3. 45' Interview
- 4. 45' Interview
- 5. Call with co-founder
- 6. Referencing
- 7. Offer!
Salary benchmarks
Our take
Software is rapidly taking centre stage in the development of new medical technology. However the approach used to certify new solutions was optimised for hardware rather than software, restricting patient access to innovation. This is what health tech compliance company Scarlet is solving.
After working closely with regulators, Scarlet has received the key designations that allow them to certify medical software, and do so in a software-focused way. This makes for a much more efficient process, and caters to the frequent updates inherent to good software. It means new products can be updated and released often, ensuring patients can safely get the most up-to-date technology.
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"Healthcare technology has always been a few years behind the new cutting-edge technology we see in other fields. Helping medical device software to..."
Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)
Jun 2024
$17.5m
SERIES A
Aug 2022
$7.9m
SEED
Total funding: $27.4m
Company HQ
Marylebone, London, UK
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Founders
James Dewar
(Co-founder)Previously a Data Scientist at Smarkets and Senior Data Scientist at Babylon Health. Worked extensively on software medical devices.
Jamie Cox
(Co-founder)Originally studied medicine before becoming a software engineer. Previously was a Software Engineer at Babylon Health.
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