Software Engineer - Medical Applications (Ultrasound)

About the role

GE HealthCare develops digital solutions for healthcare professionals and is looking for a Software Engineer for its ViewPoint team, which builds ultrasound reporting and workflow solutions. The engineer works at the intersection of healthcare and technology, collaborating with product owners, product managers, UX designers, clinicians and other engineers to build intuitive, scalable and clinically meaningful applications used in Obstetrics, Gynecology, Cardiovascular and Gastrointestinal imaging.

Key responsibilities

• Design, develop and maintain software supporting ultrasound reporting and clinical workflows.
• Develop and integrate structured medical reporting solutions using TypeScript, XML, JSON and SQL databases.
• Work with product owners, clinicians and domain experts to understand user needs and turn them into technical solutions.
• Partner with UX designers to create intuitive user experiences.
• Evaluate emerging technologies, including AI, to improve products and speed up development.
• Take part in agile activities such as sprint planning, refinement, reviews and retrospectives.
• Contribute to quality through automated testing, peer reviews and continuous integration.
• Support integration with healthcare IT ecosystems and help drive innovation in digital ultrasound workflows.

Required profile

• Master's degree in Computer Science, Biomedical Computing, Medical Engineering or an equivalent university degree.
• Strong software engineering background with an interest in clinical workflows, or a clinical background wanting to move into software.
• Professional software engineering experience (mid level), ideally in medical software.
• Experience in agile development, processes and tools (e.g. Bitbucket/GitHub, JIRA).
• Professional-level English communication skills.

Required skills

• TypeScript, JavaScript, XML, JSON and SQL.
• Experience using AI-assisted development tools such as GitHub Copilot or Claude.
• Preferred: understanding of clinical workflows and medical terminology, ideally SNOMED CT.
• Preferred: Java, C++, Angular, NestJS, REST APIs, FHIR, HL7, DICOM and knowledge of ultrasound imaging and reporting.