Senior Software/Electrical Engineer

Work Flexibility: Onsite

Stryker is hiring a Senior Software/Electrical Engineer for our Sports Medicine business in Greenwood Village, CO. In this role, you will serve as a senior technical contributor, supporting the full product life cycle including sustainment, design, development, and verification of complex electrical and software systems for our line of Arthroscopy pumps and soft-tissue/bone resection medical devices. You will apply technical expertise to solve design challenges, translate clinical and user needs into robust solutions. You will collaborate cross‑functionally with R&D, Quality, Manufacturing, Regulatory, and Clinical partners, ensuring designs meet performance, quality, and regulatory standards.

What you will do:

• Design, develop, and verify electrical and software components and sub‑systems for regulated medical devices.

• Support product End of Life (EOL) component evaluations, execute design changes and complete engineering change orders to support sustained market success.

• Apply circuit, system, and software test methods, including prototyping, verification, validation, and design reviews to ensure robust, compliant designs.

• Help translate user, clinical, and Voice of Customer inputs into clear design requirements, specifications, and architectures at the component and sub‑system level.

• Analyze and resolve design issues using independent judgment, balancing technical, regulatory, cost, and schedule tradeoffs.

• Develop, modify, and review software per defined architecture and requirements, applying design principles, coding standards, and best practices in code reviews.

• Contribute to high‑quality engineering documentation, including requirements, design artifacts, test strategies, defect tracking, and Design History Files.

• Work closely with cross‑functional teams (R&D, Quality, Manufacturing, Regulatory, Clinical, Marketing, and Project Management), influencing outcomes and driving projects forward.

What you need:

Required

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or related discipline

• Minimum of 2+ years of work experience in an Embedded Electrical Engineering or Software development role.

Preferred:

• Experience in Medical Device development or other regulated industries

• Understanding of electrical components and common failure modes, with the ability to interpret, analyze, and test electrical and system‑level designs

• Working knowledge of the end‑to‑end electrical design process, including use of CAD and circuit design/analysis tools and interpretation of system drawings across electrical, and software interfaces

• Programming skills in C/C++ using established design patterns and concepts.

• Awareness of software analysis tools and techniques, including static and dynamic analysis, memory management, code coverage, and defect analysis.

• Understanding of software integration, deployment, and Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) processes, including effort estimation for code implementation and project tasks.

$98,200.00 - $163,700.00 salary plus bonus eligible + benefits. Individual pay is based on skills, experience, and other relevant factors.

Travel Percentage: 10%

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