Launch & Scale Pilots:

Lead real-world clinical pilots of LightScope

from zero -> live, managing sites, timelines, onboarding, and execution

Own Deployments:

Be responsible for getting LightScope

working reliably across clinical and community settings - fixing problems, not escalating them

Feature Development:

Work closely with engineering and ML teams to define, test, and refine new features based on real-world usage of LightScope

Hardware Improvement:

Identify issues with device performance, usability, and reliability in the field, and collaborate with the team to drive iterative hardware improvements

Workflow Optimisation:

Continuously refine how LightScope fits into clinical workflows, reducing friction for users and improving speed, usability, and adoption

Close the Product Loop:

  Turn real-world usage into clear insights and work directly with product/ML teams to drive fast, meaningful improvements

Build Scalable Systems

: Design workflows, processes, and data pipelines that allow LightScope to scale across multiple sites and geographies

Be the Frontline

: Work closely with clinicians, operators, and partners, becoming the trusted person they rely on to make things happen

Drive Early Growth

: Help expand into new sites and markets, spotting opportunities and supporting partnerships and deployments

Do What It Takes:

Travel to sites, solve problems on the ground, and take ownership of anything needed to make pilots successful

Background

: Bachelor’s or Master’s in Biomedical Engineering, Life Sciences, or a related field (or equivalent hands-on experience)

Early Experience:

2-4 years of experience in startups, healthcare, operations, or hands-on project work

Execution Mindset:

Proven ability to get things done in messy, real-world environments - not just plan or coordinate

Healthcare Exposure:

Some experience working with clinical environments, healthcare systems, or patient-facing settings is a strong plus

Problem Solver:

Comfortable troubleshooting issues independently, taking ownership, and figuring things out without constant guidance

Communication

: Clear and concise communicator, able to work directly with clinicians, engineers, and partners

Adaptability:

Thrives in fast-paced, unstructured environments and is comfortable wearing multiple hats

Motivation:

Strong interest in building a career in MedTech and working on real-world healthcare problems