Senior Mechanical Engineer

Contribute to advancing robotic-assisted surgery while working for a company that respects, values, and appreciates all team members!

Why you’ll love working at Virtual Incision:

• Strong mission to expand access to robotic-assisted surgery, one of the most exciting fields in healthcare today.
• A company-wide dedication to clinical excellence, innovation, and teamwork.
• Friendly, open, and fun culture.
• Opportunity to take ownership of exciting projects from dayone.
• Career development through a fast pace and an all-hands-on-deck culture.
• Mentorship from some of the top industry experts.
• Flexible working hours, including paid vacation and holidays.
• Healthcare programs including medical, dental, andvision.
• Company-paid life insurance.

As a senior mechanical engineer at Virtual Incision, you will design, prototype, test, and produce cutting-edge miniature robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) platforms that advance the field of surgery. You will own projects from conception to manufacturing, through collaboration with electrical engineers, software engineers, scientists, surgeons, vendors, and other subject-matter experts to ensure our work continues to enhance patient outcomes while providing excellent value for our customers.

• Design and develop hardware for all system components for the Virtual Incision robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) device.
• Assist in the definition, creation, analysis, and allocation of system hardware requirements.
• Design and develop instruments (e.g., scissors and graspers) and specialty tools (e.g., vessel sealers).
• Analyze, review, and evaluate design alternatives and failure modes.
• Strong at executing and delivering on quality products.
• Design and write verification protocols for created designs.
• Conduct integration and verification test activities.
• Conduct clinical and benchtop testing activities.
• Participate in Risk Analysis activities.
• Support process and design improvement initiatives.
• Participate in technical reviews.

• Adapt to situations that require exploring wide-open idea spaces as well as those that require finding creative solutions to highly-constrained design problems.
• Understand the value of building prototypes to answer questions but will not be afraid of working through problems on a whiteboard either.
• Work cross-functionally and learn from software, mechanical, and electrical engineers.
• Communicate with subject-matter experts outside of the engineering disciplines.
• Take ownership and drive assigned projects to achieve milestones.

• Minimum of a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering or similar discipline required.
• 5–10+ years of experience in product design (owning products from concept to production) required.
• Mechanical design and CAD software experience required – Solidworks experience preferred.
• Problem-solving and design experience required.
• Previous medical device or other regulated industry preferred.
• Knowledge of FDA Quality System and Design processes preferred.
• Experience in robotics engineering is preferred.
• Programming experience in MATLAB, scripting languages, or other programming techniques is preferred.
• Experience in plastic molding design preferred.

The MIRA Surgical System is intended for prescription use only. Patients should talk to their doctor to decide if surgery with a MIRA Surgical System is right for them. Patients and doctors should review all available information on nonsurgical and surgical options and associated risks in order to make an informed decision.

Serious complications may occur in any surgery, including minimally invasive surgery with the MIRA Surgical System, up to and including death. Serious risks include, but are not limited to, injury to tissues…