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Entry-level, generalist software engineer/apprentice title and recognized employer increase applicant density moderately.
Core QA and testing skills are transferable, but regulated medical-device validation experience creates moderate domain bias.
Bachelor's degree requirement and regulated medical-device validation documentation create moderate screening rigor.
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Support software development, maintenance, and lifecycle management activities for regulated medical device products.
Assist in software change implementation, validation, testing, and defect analysis including OS patch validation.
Contribute to documentation, root cause investigations, testing activities, and continuous improvement of software quality and productivity.
Bachelor’s degree (B.E / B.Tech) in Computer Science or Information Science or related discipline.
Basic understanding of software development fundamentals required.
Basic programming knowledge (C/C++/Python/Java/C#) is a plus but not mandatory.
Work Experience Required: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Recent graduate with strong academic background in relevant disciplines aiming to develop engineering skills in medical device software lifecycle.
Detail-oriented, quality-focused individual with analytical thinking and good documentation skills.
Candidate willing to work under mentorship in a structured 24-month apprenticeship gaining hands-on experience in software and lifecycle management.