Software Engineer
gforce life sciencesFort Lauderdale (FL)
Software Engineer
Posted 9 days ago
gforce life sciencesFort Lauderdale (FL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Consultant, Software Engineer, Medical Device12-month Contract with potential to extend
Hybrid: Weston, FLMust be able to work on a W2Job Duties
Quickly understand existing architecture, codebase, and development workflows. Independently design and develop Application software components per defined requirements and architecture, following design principles and coding standards. Collaborate closely with the Project Management team and other engineers to ensure project success as a technical member of the team. Follow defined SDLC procedures to ensure software quality through code review, unit and component tests, code analysis, and defect management. Author software engineering documentation following R&D procedure per the Quality Management System. Clearly communicate progress, risks, and technical decisions.
Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree in Software Engineering / Computer Science or related discipline & 5+ years of work experience. Demonstrated proficiency in C++ and Object-Oriented programming in a production environment.
Preferred Qualifications:
Prior contractor or consulting experience with a record of success joining teams mid‐stream and ramping up quickly.
Experience in Qt/QML framework, Linux, and/or Docker.
Demonstrated knowledge of full SDLC and Agile software development with tools for static/dynamic analysis, memory management, unit testing, code coverage, CI/CD, security, and task/defect/requirement management.
Demonstrated knowledge of linear algebra, computational geometry, computer graphics, and software architecture design (e.g., design patterns and software modeling).Experience in medical imaging, image processing, computer vision, algorithm development, computer-assisted surgery, or robotics.
Experience with biomedical software development or software development in a regulated environment.
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