Design Engineer
VetcoveFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)
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The role requires deep experience in flexible endoscopes such as bronchoscope, ureteroscope, gastroscope, or similar systems, along with mastery of mechanical first principles. Candidates should be hands-on engineers comfortable with CAD modeling, prototyping, testing, and cross-team collaboration.
Responsibilities include leading architecture, design, and development of flexible robotic endoscopes, mentoring engineers on design control and risk management, applying mechanical first principles to performance parameters, collaborating with clinical and robotics teams, prototyping, and leading design reviews.
The team is dynamic, data-driven, collaborative, creative, and focused on first-principles thinking, with a mission to deliver high-quality products that physicians trust and patients benefit from on time.
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A strong candidate is a technical thought leader with hands-on experience in flexible endoscopes, mastery of mechanical principles, ability to mentor engineers, and skills in rapid prototyping, data-driven decisions, and cross-functional collaboration.
Develops medical robotic solutions for pulmonology
Noah Medical creates medical robotic solutions to improve early diagnosis in pulmonology. Their main product, the Galaxy System™ with TiLT+ Technology™, enhances diagnostic accuracy by providing real-time navigation and an augmented fluoro feature for locating lesions. The system is designed for efficiency with a single-use bronchoscope that reduces cross-contamination risks and improves workflow. Noah Medical stands out by collaborating with leading pulmonologists to ensure their technology meets practical clinical needs.