Senior Systems Engineer - Medical Robotics

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Senior System Engineer | MedTech Scale-up | 85k The company Ready to lead the next generation MedTech innovation, behind one of Europe’s most advanced medical robots, while leading a multi-disciplinary team of 10? The company is a fast-growing MedTech scale-up (~100 people, 60 in engineering) developing the next generation autonomous medical hardware. They’re in the final stage before market launch, with CE approval secured and solid funding through 2027. What you’ll do You'll own the refinement of system and sub-system requirements, define interfaces between functions, and ensure the product meets all relevant medical device standards. Working closely with testing, suppliers and manufacturers, you'll take ownership of the design and process improvements needed to make the device production-ready. You'll lead fellow engineers through verification activities, troubleshoot issues at system level and realize full validation. The result: direct impact towards an improved healthcare, with products that actually save lifes. Your profile Key: 5+ years of experience as Mechanical, Robotics, or Systems Engineer Experience with (ownerhip) of the design to deployment phases of the development life cycle. Strong prototyping capabilities (Python, Arduino or equivalent) Experience with structured testing, validation and reliability improvements Proficiency in CAD (SolidWorks or similar) A BSc/MSc in Mechanical, Electrical, Robotics or Biomedical Engineering Experience in a scaling, dynamic, high-tech environment. You're based in The Netherlands or relocation is already organized. Visa/work permit (extension) can be offered but not relocation. Nice-to-have: Experience with 6DOF Experience with NPI / Go-to-Market Knowledge of medical devices domain (class II / III) and/or highly regulated environments Compensation A salary up to €85.000,-, including 8% holiday allowance Pension scheme 25 vacation days Hybrid working Full travel coverage Visa (extension) support including the 30% ruling.

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