Senior Embedded Software Engineer

Overview At Spacelabs Healthcare, we are committed to continuous innovation in healthcare technology to improve clinical and economic outcomes. Our scalable solutions deliver critical patient data across local and remote systems, enabling better decisions, increasing efficiencies, and creating a safer environment for patients. Why work at Spacelabs? Because lives depend on you! Every member of our global team plays an essential role in enhancing treatment and supporting healthcare providers in delivering exceptional patient care. Annually, over 60 million people benefit from our advancements in patient monitoring, management, care coordination, and clinical decision support. Driven by the belief that anyone seeking care could be a family member, our team is dedicated to addressing healthcare's greatest challenges, including improving patient experience, population health, reducing costs, supporting care team well-being, and advancing health equity. We pride ourselves on creating personalized services and technologies tailored to healthcare providers worldwide. While we may not be at the bedside, their health remains in our hands. Position Summary

The Senior Embedded Software Engineer will join the R&D engineering team to develop Spacelabs Patient Monitoring and Connectivity (PMC) products. This role requires expertise in solid software design and development practices, applied to product development. The engineer will be responsible for creating application software and firmware supporting next-generation patient monitoring products, collaborating with cross-functional teams to provide technical expertise and solutions. This role involves advocating for and designing products that meet functional, performance, and cybersecurity needs. A systems approach is essential. The engineer will be hands-on and serve as a technical leader, working with various technologies, programming languages, and systems, including architecture and design of new features and functionalities. This onsite position is located in Snoqualmie, Washington. Responsibilities

Define requirements related to patient monitors with team collaboration. Design and develop host application software. Create firmware for real-time, bare-metal environments. Participate in reviews of software requirements, architecture, design, connectivity, and UI. Design components according to existing interface specifications. Develop, debug, document, and release software for communication, storage, and analysis of physiological data in an agile environment. Ensure timely delivery of software artifacts. Uphold company values of Integrity, Innovation, Accountability, and Teamwork. Adhere to the company's Code of Ethics and Conduct, training and evaluating team members accordingly. Report quality issues or defects for corrective actions. Perform duties as needed to meet business requirements. Qualifications

BSc in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, or related field. 8+ years of relevant software experience. 4+ years programming in C++ 11+ with OOP concepts. 4+ years programming in C with microprocessor experience (e.g., NXP). Experience with multi-threading techniques. Proven experience in desktop Linux application development in embedded environments. Familiarity with low-level protocols (I2C, SPI, USB, CAN) is a plus. Experience in regulated environments (medical, aerospace, defense, finance) is a plus. Knowledge of Containers, DevOps tools, and Agile/Continuous Delivery practices. Effective collaboration with US and international teams. Excellent communication skills. Ability to work in the U.S. without visa sponsorship. #LI-Onsite Additional Information

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