Requirements Engineer (m/w/d) - Software (m/w/d)
Fresenius Medical Care2 months ago
Schweinfurt, GermanySenior
Responsibilities
- Specify, manage, maintain, and update software requirements.
- Derive requirements in a systems-engineering context.
- Train and coach development teams in requirements engineering.
- Moderate requirements workshops with project managers, architects, developers, and test engineers.
- Ensure requirements traceability and conduct requirements reviews.
- Track acceptance criteria and update requirements through the change-management process.
- Improve requirements methods, processes, tools, work instructions, and internal standards.
Requirements
- Completed engineering degree in electrical engineering, physics, physical engineering, medical engineering, or a comparable field.
- Several years of practical requirements-engineering experience in an agile environment.
- Knowledge of functional-safety requirements for software development and embedded-systems development.
- Proficiency with requirements-management tools such as Polarion and DOORS.
- Knowledge of relevant standards and FDA software guidance, including IEC 62304, IEC 60601, IEC 61508, ISO 26262, and DO-178.
- Basic programming knowledge in C/C++.
- Knowledge of agile development approaches, preferably Scrum, and fundamentals of secure software development.
- Very good German and English language skills.
Benefits
- Individual opportunities for self-directed career planning and professional development.
- A culture that provides room for innovative thinking and collaborative solution finding.
- A diverse global team with a range of skills, talents, and experiences.
- Benefits of a successful global corporation combined with the collegial culture of a medium-sized company.
- Commitment to diversity and equal opportunity, including welcoming applications from people with disabilities.
About Fresenius Medical Care
Fresenius Medical Care develops and sells dialysis machines, dialyzers, and related disposables, and operates in-center and home dialysis clinics for people with chronic kidney disease. Its business combines product sales to healthcare providers with dialysis services reimbursed by insurers and health systems. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Bad Homburg, Germany, the company is publicly traded in Frankfurt and serves patients and providers worldwide.