Jobs at Werfen

Leads software testing, qualification, and test automation strategy while managing software developers and testers. Establishes testing best practices, design-control-aligned processes, continuous integration testing, automation frameworks, traceability, and verification documentation. Supports defect investigation, test estimation, complex embedded software and firmware testing, and cross-functional collaboration with software, systems, hardware, and program management teams. Oversees staffing, performance management, career development, coaching, and team compliance.

Develop and maintain embedded firmware for microcontroller-based motion control systems using bare-metal and RTOS environments. Implement drivers, interrupt service routines, DMA, sensor interfaces, communication protocols, and stepper motor controls. Support board bring-up, hardware integration, debugging, testing, root-cause analysis, documentation, and code reviews while collaborating with hardware engineers.

Architect and develop scalable test automation frameworks, infrastructure, and standards across firmware, components, APIs, integrated systems, UI, and cloud environments. Build reusable harnesses, simulators, mocks, and test libraries; integrate automation into CI/CD pipelines; support virtualized and containerized execution; troubleshoot complex system failures; improve testability, observability, and reliability; and mentor automation engineers across multiple programs.

Processes and administers multistate payroll and benefits using ADP Workforce, including payroll records, garnishments, reconciliations, audits, time cards, terminations, and reporting. Resolves complex payroll issues, coordinates with HR and accounting, supports external audits, trains payroll specialists, and serves as backup to the Payroll Manager. The role requires strong knowledge of payroll regulations, accounting practices, confidentiality, analytical skills, and deadline management.

Manages Operations supply chain projects involving supplier transfers, outsourcing, new parts, cost reduction, tooling, and fixtures. Defines project scope, timelines, resources, and deliverables; conducts cost-benefit analyses and presents business cases. Coordinates with suppliers, engineering, purchasing, quality, manufacturing, and management. Tracks risks and progress, improves processes, resolves conflicts, and supports projects from concept through implementation.

The IT Solutions Architect designs and implements customer IT solutions from pre-sale through go-live. Responsibilities include analyzing clinical and IT environments, developing workflows and network architecture diagrams, collaborating with sales and implementation teams, supporting project management, providing on-site and escalated support, addressing security and compliance requirements, and resolving technical gaps. The role requires customer-facing healthcare or medical-device experience, cybersecurity knowledge, and familiarity with interface technologies, connectivity, databases, and ADT/POCT devices.

Designs, develops, and optimizes embedded firmware for microcontroller-based motion control systems. Responsibilities include bare-metal and RTOS development, motor and sensor interfaces, low-level drivers, hardware bring-up, board-level debugging, peripheral integration, performance optimization, documentation, design reviews, and mentoring junior engineers.

Leads strategic, full-cycle recruiting for sales, marketing, and customer success roles. Partners with commercial leaders and People Business Partners on workforce planning, sourcing, job design, interviews, offers, employer branding, candidate experience, compliance, and recruiting process optimization. Builds talent pipelines, provides market intelligence, and uses recruiting analytics and technology to improve hiring outcomes.

Leads production transfers and manufacturing process engineering for diagnostic products. Responsibilities include resolving process issues, root-cause analysis, continuous improvement, manufacturing quality planning, process documentation, equipment and tooling design, validation, new product introduction, supplier and R&D collaboration, and cross-functional project delivery. The role may supervise junior engineers and requires international collaboration and limited travel.

Manages the Detection Systems and Algorithms team within Hardware Engineering, overseeing optical engineering, electro-optical detection systems, machine vision, digital signal processing, and algorithm development. Responsibilities include technical leadership, staff development, resource and budget planning, project prioritization, quality and delivery oversight, cross-functional coordination, roadmap development, and technical problem resolution. The manager also serves as a player-coach and subject matter expert supporting medical diagnostic products throughout their lifecycle.

Provides domestic and international technical support for transplant diagnostic products through phone, email, and on-site assistance. Troubleshoots software, instrumentation, and assay issues; conducts research, testing, investigations, and root cause analysis. Delivers customer demonstrations and training, maintains quality records, supports product launches and UAT, and participates in industry events. Requires strong HLA, antibody detection, molecular assay, Luminex, and next-generation sequencing expertise, with up to 50% travel.

Plans and leads small-to-mid-size software and medical instrument product development projects and related programs. Responsibilities include scope definition, scheduling, resource planning, budgeting, milestone reviews, Agile Product Owner duties, risk and issue management, design control documentation, vendor oversight, and executive communication. The role coordinates cross-functional teams across R&D, quality, regulatory, operations, marketing, sales, and service to deliver product changes and new product introductions.

Leads product cybersecurity and privacy activities across development, quality, regulatory, and project teams. Provides threat management, risk assessment, secure SDLC guidance, security requirements, vulnerability investigation, documentation, and customer assurance. Oversees product security deliverables, supports FDA 510(k) submissions, coordinates vendors, and contributes to program planning, agile reviews, design controls, and incident-related activities. The role requires technical leadership, extensive cybersecurity experience, and knowledge of medical device security standards and regulations.

Supports government and GPO contract strategy through federal opportunity identification, RFP/RFQ analysis, proposal development, contract administration, pricing activations, compliance monitoring, and analytics. Maintains pipelines, dashboards, reports, and contract documentation while coordinating with Sales, Finance, Legal, Marketing, Operations, and other stakeholders. The role focuses primarily on federal government contracts, with approximately 25% GPO responsibilities, including tier changes, pricing alignment, renewals, and performance reporting.

Provides first-line technical support for diagnostic products and instruments in a call center environment. Troubleshoots customer and field personnel issues, researches solutions, documents interactions, escalates unresolved problems, supports colleagues, and participates in after-hours coverage. Requires clinical or technical expertise in hemostasis, acute care diagnostics, autoimmunity, or transfusion, along with strong communication, organization, customer service, and diagnostic troubleshooting skills.

Develops novel sensor technologies and detection methods for next-generation diagnostic and point-of-care medical devices. Responsibilities include planning and conducting laboratory experiments, applying scientific methods, analyzing data, documenting results, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and guiding junior personnel. The role requires expertise in sensor technology, electrochemistry, engineering, chemistry, microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip systems, and biomedical applications, with occasional domestic and international travel.

Provides advanced technical support to customers and employees for instrument software, healthcare information-system interfaces, middleware, connectivity, cybersecurity, VPN access, databases, and IT solutions. Resolves escalated issues through phone, email, and remote sessions; documents incidents and resolutions; manages complaints and follow-ups; collaborates with internal teams; and participates in on-call coverage.

Leads systems engineering for Class II and Class III coagulation medical-device programs. Owns design controls, requirements, risk management, product reliability, system integration, verification and validation, traceability, and FDA-ready documentation. Manages a five-person systems engineering team while serving as technical authority and contributing directly to key programs. Collaborates with mechanical, electrical, software, quality, regulatory, and project management teams to drive technical decisions, program execution, and team development.