Develop and execute Factory Acceptance Testing protocols, then lead on-site Site Acceptance Testing and post-go-live support for central pharmacy fulfillment deployments. Test integrated hardware, software, interfaces, workflows, safety, and performance, and diagnose failures across equipment, networks, applications, databases, and workflows.
The Lead Machine Vision Engineer will own the vision architecture and enhance production-grade computer vision systems for pharmacy automation. This role involves leading innovation in technology and integrating on-premises systems with cloud environments.
The Lead Controls & Mechatronics Engineer will develop and maintain machine control software for pharmacy automation systems. This role involves machine commissioning, production support, and ensuring the reliable operation of high-volume fulfillment equipment.
Lead the architecture that connects pharmacy software with various hardware systems including conveyors, vision systems, and label printers. You will be responsible for designing and maintaining robust, high-throughput distributed systems that support global healthcare operations.
The Lead Engineer will design and build high-scale IoT and middleware systems to support automated prescription fulfillment. This role involves managing device connectivity, telemetry pipelines, and ensuring reliable, high-throughput data processing across the healthcare platform.
The Principal Software Engineer will serve as the technical authority for next-generation pharmacy software, influencing architecture across cloud-native microservices and event-driven systems. They will lead engineering efforts to build scalable, high-throughput solutions that support healthcare professionals and improve patient outcomes.
The Senior Software Solutions Architect serves as the technical steward for the pharmacy fulfillment ecosystem, defining service boundaries, integration patterns, and deployment strategies. This role balances strategic architecture with hands-on development to ensure all platform components function as a unified solution.
The Field Service Technician will install, repair, and maintain healthcare IT and medication management products at customer locations. They will also coordinate service logistics, provide technical training to customers, and report product performance trends to internal engineering teams.
The Technical Support Specialist resolves complex technical cases at the frontline to reduce dependence on field service and engineering. They also provide technical guidance to the support team and ensure rigorous documentation for product quality reporting.
