Biomedical Engineer; Remote, Continental

ICA.ai is a rapidly growing company, located in the D.C./Metro area. We were founded in 2009 to assist government clients with evaluating and achieving their objectives. We have become a trusted advisor helping our clients by offering cutting‑edge innovation and solutions to complex projects. Our small company has grown significantly, and we're overjoyed at the opportunity to expand yet again!

We are results-focused and have a proven track record supporting federal agencies and large government services primes in three main areas:
Public Health Research, Advanced Data Science, and Strategic Services. We support multiple federal health agencies, including FDA and CMS.

At ICA, we believe our success starts with our people. We foster a collaborative "one team" environment where work‑life balance is prioritized. We're building dynamic, highly skilled teams in a welcoming and supportive atmosphere. If you're passionate about using your expertise to make a difference, we want to talk to you.

We are looking for a Biomedical Engineer to join our growing team!

As a senior biomedical engineer
, you are a seasoned problem‑solver who applies engineering and scientific expertise to the evaluation and regulation of medical devices. You are mission driven, with a passion for advancing medical device innovation and patient safety across the total product life cycle. You bring creative, scientifically rigorous thinking, and you serve as the voice of the medical‑device reviewer, translating complex review needs into clear, testable requirements and validating that delivered capabilities work the way reviewers actually work.

• Serve as a technical lead and device subject matter resource on cross‑functional teams throughout the medical device total product life cycle, from pre‑market review through postmarket surveillance

• Analyze medical device submissions and records (e.g., 510(k), De Novo, PMA, IDE, and postmarket submissions)
• Evaluate issues raised by subject matter experts across disciplines during device review, assess their significance to the device's safety, effectiveness, and benefit‑risk determination, and analyze how those issues are conveyed to stakeholders and resolved
• Identify patterns, gaps, and opportunities for improvement across device types, regulatory pathways, and review divisions
• Build and maintain a repository of representative device submissions and review precedents to support reviewer needs and requirements definition
• Define meaningful alert categories, priorities, reviewer actions, and escalation paths
• Evaluate alert relevance, false positives, false negatives, evidence quality, usability, and reviewer effort
• Develop and refine SOPs, RWE review protocols, and RWE standards for device review, and recommend improvements grounded in analytic findings and current FDA guidance
• Lead and support device risk analysis activities, including hazard identification, risk estimation, and benefit‑risk assessment
• Author and present research findings, technical reports, and recommendations to senior stakeholders and leadership
• Mentor and provide technical guidance to junior engineers and analysts, including review of their work products
• Ensure adherence to SOPs and maintain thorough documentation of all review work

• Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering or a similar discipline with 8+ years of relevant medical device experience; or a Master's degree with 6+ years; or a PhD with 3+ years
• Demonstrated experience in medical device regulatory review, regulatory affairs, quality assurance, clinical review, or a related regulated field
• Working knowledge of FDA medical device regulations, premarket pathways (510(k), De Novo, PMA, IDE), and…