Senior Software Quality Engineer

About Myant:
At Myant, our mission is to help people Live Younger, Longer by transforming healthcare from episodic, reactive care to proactive, preventive health management.

Through our pioneering connected textiles and continuous monitoring technology, we bridge the gap between individuals, their families, and healthcare providers—creating a world where quality healthcare is more accessible, personalized, and preventative.

Powered by extensive, multidisciplinary R&D, Myant combines expertise in textile science and computing, biometrics, AI, and clinical research to develop technologies that seamlessly integrate into everyday life.

Our innovation engine continuously expands the platform’s capabilities, addressing cardiovascular health, stress management, sleep optimization, and more.

With global ambitions, Myant is building a worldwide presence—collaborating with healthcare systems, clinics, researchers, and partners to set a new standard in connected health.

Our goal is not just to improve care, but to fundamentally redefine the relationship people have with their health, shifting the focus from sick care to lifelong wellness.

By combining cutting-edge biometric sensing, AI-powered insights, and evidence-based behavioral coaching, Myant helps individuals and healthcare teams work together to prevent disease, optimize wellness, and unlock healthier, longer lives.

Role Overview:
We are hiring a Senior Software Quality Engineer to shape how Myant tests health software in an AI-augmented world.

Our software is used by patients and healthcare professionals and handles sensitive health information.

Here, quality means patient safety and privacy, not simply whether the software works.

You will own the quality strategy for the platform end to end, from defining test scope and depth to establishing the criteria every release must meet.

You will remain hands-on with testing and automation while using AI to accelerate the work without lowering the quality standard.

In health software, a defect can mean a patient receives an incorrect risk result or a user gains access to a record they should not see.

You will approach failures through that lens, prioritizing risks to patient safety and privacy over cosmetic issues.

This is not a traditional manual QA or script-maintenance role.

We are looking for an engineering-minded quality leader who thinks systematically about correctness, regression prevention, observability, and long-term platform reliability, and who treats AI as an integral part of the engineering toolkit rather than a novelty.

Job Responsibilities:

Quality Strategy and Release Readiness Own and evolve the platform’s test strategy using a risk-based approach, prioritizing areas that could impact patient safety, privacy, or the protection of personal health information (PHI).

Define clear release exit criteria and provide evidence-based recommendations on release readiness.

Engage in requirements and refinement discussions to ensure user stories and acceptance criteria are clear, complete, and testable before development begins.

Communicate quality risks, findings, and recommendations clearly to engineering, product, and clinical stakeholders.

Privacy, Security, and Clinical Safety Own the testing approach for access control, data privacy, and security, ensuring users can access only the information and functionality appropriate to their role.

Partner with clinical and domain experts to validate the accuracy of health-related functionality and ensure invalid, incomplete, or unexpected data is handled safely.

Integrate privacy, consent, and security requirements into testing from the outset rather than treating them as end-of-cycle checks.

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