Software Engineer II, Valence
alphatec spineLouisville (CO)
Software Engineer II, Valence
Posted 4 days ago
alphatec spineLouisville (CO)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Software Engineer IIThe Software Engineer II position will support software development for ATEC's surgical navigation and robotics platform. They will support activities for software development to ensure ATEC's cutting edge medical products meet our user's needs and FDA quality and reliability standards. Designing, developing, testing, maintaining and documenting/validating software applications. Participate in all phases of product development as needed such as reviewing requirements, design, usability, risk assessment, and testing execution. Contributes to the completion of work group objectives through building relationships and consensus to reach agreements on assignments. Interfacing with mechanical, electrical, systems, software and test engineers.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities:
- Design and implement high quality applications and frameworks targeting the Unix/Linux platform
- Design and implement application software in C++Assist product owners and senior engineers in analyzing future product features, including feasibility, effort, and technical tradeoffs
- Perform integration and system level testing of software and software/hardware systems
Develop documentation related to software development projects (design artifacts, test plans/cases, etc.)Assist with technical support for field-deployed software applications as needed. Collaborate with clinical and field teams to gather information, investigate issues, contribute to root-cause analysis, and help drive product improvements. Participate in occasional on-site visits to support issue diagnosis and troubleshooting.
Support and participate in clinical prototyping, testing, and formal evaluation in cadaveric surgical lab settings
Maintain rigorous version control, unit testing, and documentation to support regulatory evaluation and formal test efforts
Ability to travel up to 15% of the time
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