Principal Medical Imaging Software Engineer

This senior technical role leads the design, architecture, and integration of cutting‑edge 3D medical imaging systems. You will define the long‑term vision, drive system‑level innovation, and ensure world‑class performance and safety across cloud and device-based imaging solutions.

Client Details

This organisation is a fast‑growing medical device innovator dedicated to transforming patient care through advanced imaging and therapeutic technologies. The team operates at the forefront of clinical innovation, developing solutions that address unmet needs in cardiovascular and related specialties.

Description
Serve as technical authority for full-stack imaging system architecture across web, device, cloud, data, and security layersLead development of advanced 3D web imaging front‑ends (WebGL/WebGPU, volume rendering, MPR) integrated with scalable APIsArchitect secure, high‑availability cloud infrastructures for large‑scale medical image ingestion, storage & visualizationDefine technology roadmaps, standards, and reference implementations for APIs, data models, observability, and deploymentPartner with R&D, regulatory, cybersecurity, and operations to ensure clinical readiness, scalability, and compliance


Profile
10+ years' experience in software engineering with deep expertise in medical imaging, cloud systems, or related domainsProven ability to architect large-scale 2D/3D/4D imaging solutions using technologies such as WebGL/WebGPUStrong background in cloud-native infrastructure (containerized services, storage, databases, VPCs, messaging)Knowledge of medical device regulatory frameworks (FDA, ISO 13485) and cybersecurity standards (e.g., SOC2)Excellent communication, problem‑solving, and cross-functional leadership skills in fast-paced environments


Job Offer
Opportunity to lead breakthrough innovation shaping next-generation medical imagingA senior role with significant technical ownership and influenceCompetitive compensation within a mission-driven, high-growth organisation