We are looking for an experienced firmware developer for our growing in-house tech team in Taastrup. In a field dominated by old-fashioned devices and entrenched competitors you will help set new, higher, standards and make a real difference in the daily lives of our rapidly expanding user base of doctors and medical professionals.

You will work with Cortriums existing CE-marked C3+ Holter Monitor as well as bring our future sensors from early prototyping to mass production, creating a portfolio of next-generation smart wearable medical sensors.

Ideally you

·       are a great team player with an knack for problem solving and decision making

·       are motivated and qualified to make a difference

·       have a strong analytical mindset

·       have at least 3 years of years experience developing firmware

·       have experience with embedded sensors

·       get your things done, but dot the i’s and cross the t’s first

A few technical keywords to lead you here

·       C, C++

·       Low-power embedded designs

·       Low-level communication drivers (SPI, UART, I2C, USB, etc.)

·       Signal processing

·       Wearables

·       Biometric sensors (ECG / EEG / EMG / Accelerometer )

·       Nordic Processors

·       PCB layouts

About Cortrium

At Cortrium you will join an international melting pot of engineers, doctors and medical professionals, research scientists and business people from two continents and four different countries.We build a portable, comfortable ECG monitor and offer our customers an end-to-end experience from our device to the final analysis of the recording.

We offer

·       A respectful and mature environment towards both work and life

·       A humourous, diverse and vibrant international athmosphere

·       A fantastic, accessible office in a hardware startup co-lo in Taastrup. Goodbye traffic!

·       Gourmet lunch and free flowing coffee

When applying, please mention something that would surprise us to learn about you. We will evaluate applications and schedule interviews progressively.