Roche Switzerland bridges the gap between pharmaceuticals and diagnostics. Important research and development functions are based here. For our long-standing client, Roche Diagnostics International AG in Rotkreuz, we are looking for an
Instrument Integration Engineer
Background:
As an Instrument Integration Engineer, you will play a key role in ensuring the seamless integration of hardware and software components to guarantee optimal instrument functionality. You will support the entire lifecycle of the instrument – from the concept phase, development, and validation, through to market launch and maintenance. In this position, you will contribute significantly to ensuring that all system components work together flawlessly, using your expertise to ensure that the final product meets the highest quality and performance standards. Your work forms the foundation for the successful realization of modern diagnostic and analytical instruments, which are indispensable in a wide range of applications and industries.
Tasks & Responsibilities:
- Ensure seamless collaboration between hardware and software components, driving integration activities throughout the entire lifecycle of the instrument.
- Independently or with minimal support, plan, execute, and document integration activities such as feasibility studies, testing and troubleshooting.
- Develop and verify test methods for instrument testing, maintain and execute complex test cases, and ensure formal testing of instrument functionality.
- Support and execute troubleshooting and root cause analysis for instrument issues.
- Apply statistical methods and data analysis using software tools to evaluate test results, identify trends and correlations, interpret findings, and generate reports that inform decision-making
- Foster a culture of open communication and collaboration, bringing fresh ideas to the table, encouraging innovation, and supporting continuous improvement.
Must Haves:
- Apprenticeship as a Chemical Laboratory Technician/ Biotechnologist, or a B.Sc. degree (or higher) in a relevant technical or scientific field, combined with strong analytical thinking skills.
- 1–3 years of experience in a laboratory environment (experience gained during an apprenticeship or vocational training is fully credited)
- Foundational knowledge of systems engineering and understanding of interactions between mechanical, electronic, and software components in instrument development.
- Proficiency in intermediate to advanced statistical methods and software tools for data analysis, evaluation, and interpretation.
- Fluent English and German is a Plus
Nice to Have:
- Initial professional experience in the field of medical device development is an advantage
- Knowledge of the following tools and IT systems is an advantage but not mandatory: Python, JMP, Azure DevOps, Retina
What you will be offered:
- An opportunity to work in one of the world's most important pharmaceutical companies
- Modern campus with plenty of green spaces and meeting areas
- Central location in Basel
- Varied job profile
- Further training opportunities through temptraining
- Working in a dynamic and motivated team
If you are interested please send your application documents addressed to Ms Marianne Buser.
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