26 days ago
Best, NetherlandsSenior
Responsibilities
- Define and evolve software architecture for the Azurion Eye orchestrator and clinical operating functions across cloud, edge, and Azurion ecosystem integrations.
- Translate functional and non-functional requirements into reference architectures, implementation guardrails, interface contracts, and integration strategies.
- Identify architectural risks, shape mitigation strategies, and contribute to risk management in a regulated development context.
- Drive architectural decisions for distributed, event-driven, microservice-first, and REST-based components supporting low-latency workflow orchestration.
- Align architecture with testing, CI/CD, automation, diagnostics, observability, operational readiness, safety, cybersecurity, verification, and design-control expectations.
- Support build-versus-buy and partner integration decisions while maintaining quality, safety, and long-term evolvability.
- Mentor and coach engineers through design reviews, architectural decision records, and interface governance.
- Contribute hands-on to software development and drive proofs of concept toward technology and design decisions.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Informatics, Software Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, or a related technical field.
- Typically 7+ years of experience designing and delivering complex software in regulated environments, spanning edge or embedded systems and cloud services.
- Experience building distributed systems across on-premises and cloud-native or edge-native environments, including containers and Kubernetes.
- Strong background in distributed systems and event-driven or integration-heavy architectures, including stable interface contracts for reliable, low-latency orchestration.
- Hands-on familiarity with automated testing, CI/CD, observability and monitoring, operational readiness, and AI-assisted development in regulated medical contexts.
- Understanding of healthcare interoperability and imaging ecosystems, with DICOM and FHIR experience especially relevant.
- Experience balancing feature delivery, technical debt, platform evolution, and existing technology with innovation.
- Ability to work across software, AI/data, system integration, safety, cybersecurity, verification, and design-control concerns.
- Pragmatic technical leadership and hands-on guidance for services written in Golang and Python.
- Strong collaboration, communication, negotiation, and technical decision-making skills.
- Medical device regulation experience is strongly preferred.
Benefits
- Base salary range of €78.187–€130.312.
- Eligible for a 3% bonus linked to KPIs and company results.
- Office-based teams work in person at least 3 days per week.
- Opportunity to work on healthcare technology and AI-enabled cath lab solutions in a global R&D environment.
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About Philips
Philips builds medical imaging, patient monitoring, image-guided therapy, and connected-care software and devices for hospitals and clinicians, plus select personal health products. Revenue comes from hardware, software, and services, including SaaS via its HealthSuite cloud. Founded in 1891 and headquartered in Amsterdam, Philips is a public company listed in Amsterdam and on the NYSE (PHG), serving health systems worldwide.