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Fujifilm Sonosite Manager, Software Engineering in Bothell, Washington
Summary:
The Manager, Software Engineering must be a hands-on leader that can contribute technically in conjunction while leading the staff and coordinating new product development projects. Key decision-making abilities include performing design tradeoff analysis between mechanical, electrical, firmware and software product requirements. This position encompasses both research and prototyping of applications for potential new products as wells as medical product development using a formal quality system.
Essential Job Functions:
Manage and grow a software development team that can effectively deliver on the application needs for medical imaging devices.
Innovate and implement agile development processes for software as well as conduct and manage outside development resources (when required). Drive continuous improvement of processes to efficiently design, develop, verify, and sustain products to improve time to market.
Empower, coach, and mentor software development engineers using situational leadership skills to grow their skills and performance.
Provide technical project management and leadership for every aspect of software.
Prepare lifecycle for different projects inclusive of research, development, design, evaluation, testing along with delivery to product management.
Collaborate with the software leader and the other software managers to continuously improve the software architecture of the embedded device software.
Establish and stimulate software development standards and processes along with best practices for delivery of scalable and high-quality software.
Supervise resource allocation to assure attainment of apt business and personnel development goals while ensuring the highest quality in designs.
Participate in planning exercises to accomplish technical as well as business needs as related to the Business strategic plan.
Evaluate software projects and execute them from beginning to finish.
Work closely with the Research and Hardware development teams, making architectural decisions and design tradeoffs (between mechanical, electrical, firmware, and system software considerations).
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