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We are looking for a hands-on Computer Vision & AI Algorithm Engineer to develop advanced imaging algorithms for a cutting-edge medical device. The role spans the full spectrum of algorithm development - from creating new solutions to improving, maintaining, validating, and integrating them into the product. The ideal candidate is curious, pragmatic, and comfortable moving between deep learning, classical computer vision, data analysis, debugging, validation, and product integration as needed. They measure success by seeing algorithms work reliably in a real-world product and enjoy collaborating across disciplines to solve the challenges that move the product forward.

Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned:
Design, develop, maintain, and continuously improve AI, computer vision and image processing algorithms for a medical imaging product.
Own the full lifecycle of algorithm development, from concept and data definition through implementation, validation, product integration, and long-term maintenance.
Use both classical computer vision methods and machine/deep learning methods to come up with solutions for various problems in the domains of image classification, segmentation and 3D modeling.
Collaborate with SW developers, biomedical engineers, product specialists and other algorithms developers to refine and enhance existing applications.
Maintain and improve algorithm robustness, performance and reliability in production environments.
Identify opportunities for innovation and design novel algorithms to address complex technical challenges.
Stay at the forefront of relevant academic research by reviewing the latest papers and evaluating their potential impact on the companys algorithmic stack.

In this role, you will join a world-class team of engineers within the Surgical Operating unit responsible for developing medical devices that focus on lung cancer diagnosis.
Our Surgical Operating Unit is one new, powerful operating unit bringing together the people and product portfolio of Surgical Robotics and Surgical Innovations. With our Mission as our North Star, we will build on our legacy of proven surgical solutions and advance the promise of robotics and digital solutions to benefit our customers and patients.
Make your impact by exploring a career with the worlds leading Medical Device company, striving to alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life.

We are seeking a highly qualified and detail-oriented Software Verification Engineer to join our software verification team. This position involves verification and integration of complex, multidisciplinary medical systems. The role requires direct collaboration with cross-functional teams, including software, algorithm, and hardware engineering, to ensure the system meets all functional and performance requirements.

Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned:
Designing and executing SW verification activities: Proactively identify gaps in performance, accuracy, and quality across the software and algorithmic components of the system. Develop and prioritize test strategies based on risk, impact, and business needs. Create comprehensive test plans to validate functionality, accuracy, and performance.
Automation and continuous improvement: Contribute to the development and expansion of automated testing solutions. Continuously look for ways to improve test efficiency, coverage, and reliability by adopting new tools, scripting approaches, and creative testing methods.
Performing script-based testing: Develop and maintain test scripts to automate and enhance testing processes using Python, MATLAB, or other tools.
Collaborating with cross-functional teams: Work closely with cross-functional teams, including software, algorithm, hardware engineering, quality, and regulatory, to ensure successful testing outcomes.

In this role, you will join a world-class team of engineers within the Surgical Operating unit responsible for developing medical devices that focus on lung cancer diagnosis.
Our Surgical Operating Unit is one new, powerful operating unit bringing together the people and product portfolio of Surgical Robotics and Surgical Innovations. With the Mission as our North Star, we will build on our legacy of proven surgical solutions and advance the promise of robotics and digital solutions to benefit our customers and patients.
Make your impact by exploring a career with the worlds leading Medical Device company, striving to alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life.

We are seeking a highly qualified and detail-oriented Software Verification Engineer to join our software verification team. This position involves verification and integration of complex, multidisciplinary medical systems. The role requires direct collaboration with cross-functional teams, including software, algorithm, and hardware engineering, to ensure the system meets all functional and performance requirements.
Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned:
Technical leadership: Serve as a technical leader within the verification team, providing guidance, reviewing test approaches and deliverables, and mentoring less-experienced engineers.
Independence: Demonstrated ability to independently lead complex verification initiatives, make sound technical decisions, and drive issues to resolution.
Designing and executing SW testing strategies: Proactively identify gaps in performance, accuracy, and quality across the software and algorithmic components of the system. Develop and prioritize test strategies based on risk, impact, and business needs. Create comprehensive test plans to validate functionality, accuracy, and performance.
Continuous improvement of testing processes: Identify process improvement opportunities by implementing new tools and optimizing methods.
Performing script-based testing: Develop and maintain test scripts to automate and enhance testing processes using Python, MATLAB, or other tools.
Collaborating with cross-functional teams: Work closely with cross-functional teams, including software, algorithm, hardware engineering, quality, and regulatory, to ensure successful testing outcomes.

We are looking for a Software QA Automation Engineer to contribute across Scrum teams and help ensure software quality, reliability, and safety throughout the development lifecycle.

This is an on-site, full-time position based in Kefar Sava, Israel, reporting directly to the Software QA Team Leader. The engineer will own both manual and automated testing, work closely with software development teams, contribute to Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD), and help embed quality from day one.
Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned:
Develop, implement, and maintain automated test solutions within CI/CD pipelines for end-to-end functional and regression scenarios
Own manual and automated test execution and reporting within assigned Scrum teams, including functional, regression, and exploratory testing as part of sprint delivery
Analyze test results and failure trends to provide actionable insights and communicate findings clearly to developers and stakeholders
Participate in sprint ceremonies and collaborate with developers to improve software testability throughout the development lifecycle
Contribute to automation standards and testing best practices across Scrum teams
Share automation capabilities and knowledge to align testing approaches across teams

We are looking for a Software QA Automation Engineer to contribute across Scrum teams and help ensure software quality, reliability, and safety throughout the development lifecycle.

This is an on-site, full-time position based in Kefar Sava, Israel, reporting directly to the Software QA Team Leader. The engineer will own both manual and automated testing, work closely with software development teams, contribute to Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD), and help embed quality from day one.
Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned:
Develop, implement, and maintain automated test solutions within CI/CD pipelines for end-to-end functional and regression scenarios.
Own manual and automated test execution and reporting within assigned Scrum teams, including functional, regression, and exploratory testing as part of sprint delivery.
Analyze test results and failure trends to provide actionable insights and communicate findings clearly to developers and stakeholders.
Participate in sprint ceremonies and collaborate with developers to improve software testability throughout the development lifecycle.
Contribute to automation standards and testing best practices across Scrum teams.
Share automation capabilities and knowledge to align testing approaches across teams.

We are seeking talented individuals that are eager to use all their skills and competencies to quickly deploy our ground-breaking robotic assisted surgical therapies to patients, surgeons and hospitals in several countries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned:
As a start-up specialist you will be responsible for the successful integration of our HUGO RAS-system into a hospital. This might be an expansion of a current robotic surgery program, the creation of a new robotic surgery program or a shift from another platform to our HUGO RAS-system. The main activities of a start-up specialist include:
Meet with the robotic program stakeholders and develop program goals and metrics for HUGO RAS-system. Conduct regular program review meetings to remain on-track.
Develop a surgeon training plan, coordinate attendance at Medtronics off-site training and arrange for proctored cases post-training as needed.
Develop a training plan to support staff to include attendance at a Medtronic off-site training class and support staff through their learning curve.
Support the technology adoption by attending to cases during a surgeon and staff members learning sessions.
Utilize change management techniques to engage clinical stakeholders and attain buy-in.
Coach hospitals staff to promote skill transfer and achieve self-sufficiency in operational excellence.
Cooperate with Medtronic field service engineer (FSE) and the hospital staff to prepare the operating room to host the HUGO RAS-system.

We are seeking talented individuals that are eager to use all their skills and competencies to quickly deploy our ground-breaking robotic assisted surgical therapies to patients, surgeons and hospitals in several countries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned:
As a start-up specialist you will be responsible for the successful integration of our HUGO RAS-system into a hospital. This might be an expansion of a current robotic surgery program, the creation of a new robotic surgery program or a shift from another platform to our HUGO RAS-system.
The main activities of a start-up specialist include:
Meet with the robotic program stakeholders and develop program goals and metrics for HUGO RAS-system. Conduct regular program review meetings to remain on-track.
Develop a surgeon training plan, coordinate attendance at Medtronics off-site training and arrange for proctored cases post-training as needed.
Develop a training plan to support staff to include attendance at a Medtronic off-site training class and support staff through their learning curve.
Support the technology adoption by attending to cases during a surgeon and staff members learning sessions.
Utilize change management techniques to engage clinical stakeholders and attain buy-in.
Coach hospitals staff to promote skill transfer and achieve self-sufficiency in operational excellence.
Cooperate with Medtronic field service engineer (FSE) and the hospital staff to prepare the operating room to host the HUGO RAS-system.

As a Quality Program Manager, you will play a critical role in the integration of CathWorks quality systems and processes into our global quality framework. Based in Kfar Saba, this onsite position is responsible for ensuring the seamless alignment of design controls, CAPA, complaints handling, software development lifecycle, and regulatory compliance processes. Working across multiple functions, you will help drive quality excellence, regulatory readiness, risk mitigation, and process harmonization while supporting the successful integration of innovative digital health technologies into the portfolio.
Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned:

Work with the Integration Lead on integration planning for quality systems, processes, and documentation, ensuring alignment with our QMS, regulatory requirements, and integration objectives.
Lead the mapping, migration, and harmonization of CathWorks quality processes, including document control, training, audits, CAPA, complaints handling, and design control activities, ensuring compliance with FDA, MDR, ISO, and our standards.
Oversee CAPA and complaints management processes, including root cause analysis, corrective and preventive actions, regulatory reporting, and continuous process monitoring.
Provide oversight of software development lifecycle processes, including requirements management, design reviews, validation, testing, and software design controls in regulated environments.
Ensure all quality activities comply with applicable regulatory requirements (FDA, MDR, ISO 13485, 21 CFR Part 11, etc.), including electronic records and signatures, risk management, audit readiness, and support for internal and external audits.
Facilitate communication, training, and stakeholder engagement across CathWorks and Medtronic, identify process gaps, drive continuous improvement initiatives, and monitor integration progress through metrics and regular reporting.