We are looking to hire a Quality Engineer for our Hardware Team.
Own the quality narrative for Remedy’s surgical robot across design freeze, V&V, and IDE submission
Operate as a hands-on individual contributor, authoring core quality and regulatory documentation
Define and execute verification and validation (V&V) strategies, including plans, protocols, and test requirements across subsystem leads (software, ML, mechanical, electrical, and disposables)
Own IEC 62304 software lifecycle documentation across the full software stack, including safety classification, architecture documentation, and unit, integration, and system-level test evidence
Lead ISO 14971 risk management activities, including hazard analysis, risk control definition and implementation, and residual risk evaluation
Establish and maintain end-to-end requirements traceability from user needs through design inputs, outputs, and verification activities
Author the quality and design control sections of the IDE submission package
Build and maintain the Design History File (DHF) as a continuously updated, audit-ready system of record
Collaborate closely with software, mechanical, electrical, and ML engineering leads to ensure development work is translated into compliant, audit-ready records
Drive design control rigor across the organization while ensuring documentation is appropriately scaled to product risk and regulatory context
7+ years of hands-on quality experience within a Class II or Class III medical device environment
Direct experience supporting the preparation and submission of IDE, 510(k), and/or PMA documentation
Strong working knowledge of ISO 14971, IEC 62304, and ISO 13485 standards
Proven ability to author technical documentation that withstands regulatory (FDA) review and scrutiny
Experience collaborating closely with engineering teams, with the ability to translate engineering work into compliant quality and regulatory records
Sound, risk-based judgment in applying appropriate levels of rigor to varying product and patient safety risks
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering, Life Sciences, or a related field