Current openings at Noah Medical

About The Team: We are seeking a Principal SW Engineer to lead our Cloud Services initiatives on AWS, focusing on developing secure, scalable cloud services that power our next-generation medical robotics platform. This role will architect and implement solutions leveraging AWS IoT and other cloud services, and collaborate across teams to ensure seamless integration between our robotic systems and cloud infrastructure. A Day In The Life Of Our Principal Software Engineer - Cloud Services: Design and implement cloud-native architectures using AWS services including IoT Core for medical device connectivity Lead development of secure device management, telemetry collection, and remote monitoring capabilities Architect scalable microservices using AWS serverless technologies Ensure compliance with medical device regulations (FDA, HIPAA) in cloud implementations Collaborate with robotics, firmware, and clinical teams to define and implement cloud service requirements Drive best practices for security, reliability, and observability in cloud infrastructure Create and maintain technical documentation for cloud systems and implementations About You: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field 10+ years of experience in cloud architecture and development 3+ years of hands-on experience with AWS services Strong experience with serverless architecture and microservices Expertise in C#, C++ and Python is a nice to have Experience with Infrastructure as Code (Terraform/CloudFormation) Knowledge of medical device security and compliance requirements Preferred Qualifications: Master's degree in related field AWS certifications (Solutions Architect, IoT Specialty) Experience in medical device or healthcare technology industry Experience with real-time data processing and MQTT protocols Knowledge of medical device regulatory requirements Experience with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practices Technical Skills: AWS Services: IoT Core, Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, S3 Security: AWS IAM, KMS, X.509 certificates, Security Groups Development: REST APIs, MQTT, WebSocket protocols Infrastructure: Terraform/CloudFormation, CI/CD pipelines Monitoring: CloudWatch, AWS IoT Analytics Databases: DynamoDB, RDS, TimeStream Leadership Skills: Strong system architecture and design capabilities Excellence in technical documentation and communication Experience in agile development methodologies Ability to mentor engineering talent Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities Skill in translating business requirements into technical solutions Workplace Type: Hybrid (Local to San Jose preferred but open to remote in the Pacific or Mountain time zones) #LI-RB1

About The Team The Quality team is an integral part of ensuring products, services, and processes are of the highest quality and meet customer and regulatory requirements. We are a team of detail-oriented professionals who take pride in meticulously assessing processes, products, and services to identify and rectify issues, ensuring the utmost quality and customer satisfaction. If you share our passion for maintaining the highest standards of quality and are dedicated to making a positive impact, we invite you to consider joining our Quality Assurance Team. Together, we can continue to elevate our organization's quality standards and provide unparalleled value to our customers and stakeholders.  A Day In The Life Of Our Manager, Complaints and Post-Market Perform a wide variety of activities to ensure compliance with applicable quality and regulatory requirements. Oversee day-to-day activities of the complaint handling team, ensuring complaints are handled promptly and accurately Work closely with Product Quality Engineering team to ensure that investigations and complaints are completed and closed out in a timely manner Review complaint files to ensure all complaint elements have been addressed and properly documented within the complaint file Manage adverse event reporting activities including decision rationale and reporting documentation. Submit adverse event  reports to regulatory authorities Manage complaint metrics and analytics including trending and measure against statistical trend limits Schedule post market surveillance reviews and complete post market surveillance reports based on applicable regulatory requirements Coordinate with clinical, marketing, sales, regulatory, and R&D to obtain their respective post market surveillance information based on regulatory requirements Initiate risk file updates based on post market data such as complaint rates and new hazards Review customer inquiries and service reports for potential complaints Identify and escalate complaints for potential adverse event reporting decisions Perform complaint case final reviews for closure Manage complaint handling team activities and provide guidance as needed Review, revise and create SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) and/or WIs(Work Instructions) related to complaint handling, adverse event reporting Prepare SOPs and WIs and gather data as needed to support ISO 13485:2016 clause 8.2.1 Feedback and for OUS regulatory requirements Assist in audits (internal and external). May also conduct internal audits as needed. Other QMS activities as assigned About You At minimum a BS degree in a technical field such as engineering, computer science, or a science related discipline. 5+ years of complaint-handling experience in the medical device industry. Ability to manage others, their work, and your own multiple competing priorities. Working knowledge of the entire complaint handling process from intake, investigation, closure, and reportability assessments. Strong Working knowledge of US FDA 21 CFR 820.198, 803, and 806 requirements. Basic Working knowledge of OUS adverse event reporting requirements. Basic Working knowledge of OUS post market surveillance requirements. Working statistical knowledge as it pertains to trending Intermediate understanding of mechanical and software aspects of medical devices.   #LI-Onsite #LI-RB1

Position Summary As an Associate Key Account Manager, you will work side‑by‑side with a seasoned Key Account Manager to build a robust, qualified sales pipeline in your assigned territory. Your primary focus will be prospecting and early‑stage engagement of priority accounts, setting the foundation for downstream revenue generation. Success in this role is measured by pipeline —ultimately driving incremental system sales for the Key Account Manager and region.. Key Responsibilities Prospecting & Qualification Execute targeted outreach (in-person, email, phone, social) against an existing, prioritized account segmentation. Conduct discovery conversations to qualify leads and identify decision‑maker(s). Book a minimum of 10 meetings per week across hospitals, health systems, and specialty clinics. Add 5+ new, qualified opportunities per quarter to the funnel. Pipeline Development Source and set 20+ additional qualified opportunities per year, supporting 2 or more incremental system sales. Track and report progress in CRM on a weekly cadence. Collaborate with Marketing to execute local mailers, digital campaigns, and other demand generating activities. Clinical Validation Events Coordinate and support logistics (invitations, materials, setup) for physician clinical validation sessions. Secure participation of at least 3 physicians per quarter in hands‑on events. Attend events alongside the Key Account Manager, gradually leading presentations and demos with increasing autonomy. Team Collaboration Partner with KAM, CSM and Sales Operations to prepare territory planning. Work closely with the Clinical Sales team in the region to help find expansion opportunities from our existing sites.  Work with Clinical Education and Marketing to develop call scripts and event collateral. Liaise with Service and Medical Education teams to understand installation timelines, training requirements, and best practices. Help support key site validation activities.  Professional Development Participate in regular ride‑alongs, coaching sessions, and sales training. Build product and clinical knowledge to advance toward full Key Account Manager responsibilities. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences, Business, Marketing, or related field. 1–3 years of healthcare, capital process or medical device sales experience (territory or inside sales preferred). Demonstrated success in prospecting and lead generation, with a clear understanding of CRM tools (e.g., Salesforce). Excellent verbal and written communication skills; polished presentation ability. Highly organized, self‑motivated, and goal‑oriented. Ability to travel up to 80% within the territory. - Boston, MA area Strong interpersonal skills, with a collaborative mindset and thirst for continuous learning.   #LI- Remote #LI-RB1