Engineer / Physicist - Specialized in fluidics and/or optical detection technology

You will be responsible for developing and implementing both current and future optical hardware platforms for bioanalysis — taking the technology from the lab environment to full-scale production. You will also play a key role in the system integration phase, defining flow sequences and verifying critical flow system components. The responsibility includes the technical overview of the complete system from sample intake to the final measurement result, as well as managing interfaces with other parts of the instrument.
Your tasks will span a wide range of tasks, from early-phase experimental work to help troubleshooting during the transition to production, such as:

• Holistic approach of the complete analytical solution—from sample preparation, through signal generation, to the prediction engine.

• Troubleshoot issues across fluidics, signal detection, data evaluation, and other error sources; design and implement efficient instrument workflows.

• Serve as a bridge between expert teams (biology, chemistry, hardware, software) ensuring delivery of an integrated solution that is greater than the sum of its parts.

A key to success in this role as Measuring Chain Responsible is to coordinate and effectively communicate results to both project members and stakeholders. You'll collaborate with a multidisciplinary project team, including software developers, hardware engineers, scientists, data scientists and colleagues from departments beyond R&D. Strong cooperation with team members in both Hungary and Denmark will be essential to our success.
Your daily work will be based at Soft Flow research center in Pécs, Hungary.