Software Integration Engineer - Python (m/f/d)

Orbem is an impact-driven deep-tech scaleup from Munich, Germany. We develop fast, accurate, and accessible imaging solutions that provide access to otherwise unattainable sources of knowledge.

We seek to make a difference – and develop solutions to sustainably feed the world, accelerate the transition to a green economy, and transform disease detection.

Join us on our mission to unleash AI-powered imaging for everything and everyone.

Software Integration Engineer - Python (f/m/d)

• Starting date: As soon as possible

• Yearly Salary: €60,000 - €65,000 (fixed range, annual gross)

• Equity: €10,000 - €30,000 in company shares

• Benefits: Up to €5,000 annually

• Work model: Full-time, Hybrid (Munich)

Your role

You write the code that runs the first generation of smart industrial MRI systems. Working in a multidisciplinary team, you build and maintain software that holds together our hardware components, cloud infrastructure, AI algorithms and MRI technology. You maximize code quality and system reliability in a minimum time. With your drive for impact and problem-solving skills, you pave the way for scalable and robust AI-powered imaging.

This role allows you to unlock the potential of MRI technology, transforming it from traditional clinical settings into fully automated industrial applications.

Your day to day

• Developing and optimizing software for edge devices , integrating seamlessly with MRI and automation hardware.

• Integrate complex systems in the lab , making sure MRI systems, AI models, and industrial automation systems work together in a coherent and reliable way.

• Collaborate with team members to identify the most efficient solutions to our software challenges

• Maintaining and optimizing Python code , and managing CI/CD pipelines .

• Create the software that allows us to communicate with our different software and hardware components

• Build automated testing that allows us to increase our delivery speed reliably

• Analyze the operation of our software in production to ensure it works as intended

• Identify and resolve bugs in our codebase