Backed by Eclipse Ventures.
About the role
• Define, from first principles, how a first-of-its-kind surgical robot is tested in production – there is no industry template to copy, so you'll shape the test strategy, architecture, and standards the
What they're looking for
- •Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics,
- Computer Science, or related field
- • Minimum 5 years of relevant industry experience, medical device or similar safety critical system
- experience preferred (higher degree can offset years of experience)
- • Experience with Python and C++
- • Proficiency with software development practices: version control (Git), code reviews, and
More about this role
There is no playbook for what we're building. Capstan is bringing a first-of-its-kind surgical robot to
patients, and the way to build and test it at scale doesn't exist yet – you'll help invent it. This isn't
maintaining tests for a mature product on a settled line. You'll join a newly formed team that works
alongside R&D while the design is still evolving, defining from first principles how we prove a novel
robot is ready for the patient, every single time.
In this role, you'll own the software and test systems that make that proof possible – from
subassemblies through full system integration. Working at the interface of hardware and software,
you'll partner with R&D to turn evolving design requirements into robust, validated manufacturing tests.
You'll architect and develop the hardware-in-the-loop systems that automate how we test, bring up the
fixtures that run them, and make sure every test software change reaches the production line cleanly.
You'll thrive here if you love getting your hands on real hardware, debugging across mechanical,
electrical, and software boundaries, and letting data drive your decisions.
• Define, from first principles, how a first-of-its-kind...
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