Join the Pacertool team to develop a breakthrough medical device which can help thousands of heart failure patients per year
Søknadsfrist: 23. april 2022 23:59
Description
Pacertool is looking for an ambitious software engineer to extend the team and help us speed up the development of our products. The position offers opportunities to work with multiple topics and challenges including tasks ranging from computer vision, signal processing, and data visualization to testing and verification.
About
Pacertool is solving a 20-year-old problem for heart failure patients: the ability to improve the outcome of biventricular pacemaker implantations (CRT). To do so, Pacertool aims to be first to market in the US and Europe with a proprietary medical device to address this unmet medical need.
Currently, 30-50% of the heart failure patients needing resynchronization have no effect of a CRT implantation and around 10% of the patients are fearing worse after the implant. This affects around 40,000 patients per year and constitutes an estimated annual burden of more than USD 1B to the healthcare systems in the US and Europe. Promoting value-based healthcare, Pacertool has the potential to reduce these costs and at the same time increase the market and effectiveness of the biventricular pacemakers being implanted.
Pacertool will over the next years complete Pacertool system and enter clinical and regulatory processes to validate the technology. The company targets the US market with a staged regulatory strategy establishing early clinical data and reimbursement for the technology.
The company was founded by Dr. Hans Henrik Odland in 2019 and has completed the first clinical proof-of-principle clinical trial in 45 heart failure patients. Pacertool has established a dedicated team of medical device professionals in Oslo, Norway. The team has a deep understanding of R&D processes for SW, hardware and advanced intracardiac electrophysiology catheters.
We are dedicated to making a difference for our patients and the healthcare systems around the world.
Our Investors
Pacertool has recently closed a NOK 25M seed financing round supported by a prominent Norwegian investor consortium: TD Veen/p53, Sarsia Seed and the Rasmussen Group. The company has also received public funding through the Norwegian Research Council, Innovation Norway and the European Union.
Our investors have a long-term perspective of building a successful medical device company and has a track record of supporting other successful Norwegian biotech and medical device companies such as Nykode (Vaccibody) and BerGenBio. In the words of TD Veen/p53: “We seek to contribute to the development and commercialization of groundbreaking ideas that will increase accessibility to cutting-edge treatments and innovative solutions with positive effect on quality of life and well-being”.
Responsibilities
· Become an integral part of Pacertool’s software development team
· Write robust and testable code, and automated unit-, integration, and UI-tests
· Implement new features, and improve and maintain existing software
· Monitor and analyze data from testing activities to identify improvements and new features
· Work closely with clinicians in preparing, setting up and running the Pacertool system during research and experiments at the hospital
· Work with project management and medical personnel in defining software requirements
· Work with RA/QA to ensure compliance with the appropriate regulations and standards
Qualifications
· A Master’s Degree in Engineering or equivalent technical experience
· Experience in software development
· Great knowledge of C++ and Python
· Experience in developing desktop applications with Qt
· We use tools like CMake, Catch2, and Squish in our development process, experience using one or more of these is an advantage, but no requirement:
· Our business language is English – good communications skills in English are required, both verbally and written.
What we offer
· Compensation on-par with the industry and contains a mix of salary and stock options
· Office space at Aleap, Norway's largest community for health startups
· Flexible working time and location (remote or on premise)
· Opportunity to learn transferrable skills and room to grow with the company
· Yearly training in relevant technologies and tasks
· Optional travelling to relevant conferences