Scada Ignition Engineer

What you will do:

Assist with prototyping and bench testing Support problem solving, identify potential solutions, and evaluate them against requirements Under supervision, conduct research and studies to support product design Code development time/resource estimation to support projects Generate and review the necessary documents with project teams (requirements/design/architecture/bugs/test) Interpret customer needs and understands design inputs Understand the products intended use and clinical procedures Understand fundamental industry standards, design requirements and test strategies which align with regulatory requirements With supervision, create or refine engineering documentation, such as the Design History file per company design control procedures Learn R&D procedures like design controls and risk management, per the Quality Management System Work cooperatively with R&D, Quality, Manufacturing, Regulatory, Clinical, Marketing and Project Management to ensure project success and contribute to the project as a team member Learn procedures, policies, processes, systems, and technology required Work on problems in limited scope; purposefully learn while gaining experience Design, develop, modify, evaluate and verify software components for medical devices In code reviews apply design principals, coding standards and best practices

What you will need:

Minimum Qualifications (Required):

Bachelor''s degree in Software Engineering/ Computer Science or related discipline with 3+ years of work experience

Good experience working on Scada ignition

Preferred Qualifications (Strongly desired):

Exposure to programming skills Experience with integrated development environments (IDE) for projects Experience with tools for static/dynamic analysis, memory management, code coverage and techniques for analyzing software Integration and deployment processes Software Development Life Cycle processes Application Lifecycle Management /Traceability tools Regulatory and compliance standards applied to the SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle)