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Medtronic

Principal Software Engineer - Signals & Algorithm Interfaces (Python/C++)

Medtronic

full time · Principal

$152,800 – $229,200

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What this role is

This role leads the technical architecture for integrating real-time signal processing and algorithms into a cardiac mapping platform used by electrophysiologists during live procedures. It suits experienced engineers who excel at designing complex, high-performance systems that bridge algorithm research and clinical production environments.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree with 7+ years relevant experience, OR Master's degree with 5+ years, OR PhD with 3+ years
  • Lead architecture for real-time signal pipelines and algorithm execution frameworks
  • Define multi-release technical direction for algorithm integration
  • Set engineering standards for real-time guarantees and clinical performance
  • Drive cross-functional technical alignment

Nice to have

  • Deep expertise architecting production signal and algorithm pipelines
  • Strong DSP fundamentals knowledge and understanding of latency and determinism constraints
  • Track record of research-to-production algorithm pathways
  • Deep expertise in Python and C++ for complex multi-component systems
  • Experience with complex real-time, device-integrated, or networked systems
  • Leadership experience on large cross-functional technical initiatives
  • Experience defining architecture and standards across teams
  • Experience solving ambiguous technical problems spanning multiple domains
  • Experience influencing technical decisions beyond immediate team
  • Experience in regulated environments
  • Advances team productivity through AI tools

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