Systems Verification Scientist III

We are seeking a Systems Verification Scientist III to evaluate the performance of flow cytometry products and help ensure they meet product requirements and customer needs. This hands-on role combines laboratory testing, data analysis, troubleshooting, and cross-functional collaboration.

As a member of a cross-functional product development team, you will:

· Design, plan, and conduct experiments to assess system performance and verify product requirements.

· Develop and execute test methods, strategies, and formal verification protocols.

· Analyze and interpret scientific data using engineering principles, statistical methods, and scientific theory.

· Communicate results, risks, and customer impact through reports, design reviews, and technical discussions.

· Lead small- to medium-sized protocols or initiatives, including project planning, risk-based test strategy development, and team coordination.

· Collaborate with systems, software, and other engineering teams to resolve technical issues and improve product quality.

· Apply systems thinking, troubleshooting, and independent judgment to identify root causes and improve products and processes.

· Follow applicable design control, quality, biosafety, and workplace safety requirements.

· Flow cytometry operation, applications, and troubleshooting

· Systems verification and validation

· Test method, protocol, and strategy development

· Experimental design and scientific data analysis

· Systems thinking, root-cause analysis, and problem-solving

· Biological sample preparation and Biosafety Level 2 laboratory practices

· Medical device design controls and regulated quality systems

· Technical writing, cross-functional collaboration, and clear communication

· A minimum of a bachelor’s degree in biology, immunology, biomedical engineering, or a related field.

· A minimum of three years of experience performing and providing technical direction for the development, engineering, integration, interfacing, and testing of complex systems.

· Ability to prepare and handle human blood, blood products, or other biological samples in a Biosafety Level 2 wet laboratory.

· Working knowledge of statistics and experience extracting, analyzing, interpreting, and presenting scientific data.

· Ability to understand multidisciplinary systems involving optics, lasers, fluidics, electromechanical components, software, algorithms, biological samples, and immunology.

· Strong skills in systems thinking, troubleshooting, problem-solving, and attention to detail.

· Clear written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively across disciplines.

• Referrals
• Family and Wellness benefits
• Continuous Growth and Career Development