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C++ software tester for MedTech company

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Cystotech ApS is a Danish MedTech company with deep academic expertise in various fields of both medicine and AI, covering machine learning and computer vision, among others.

At Cystotech, we are developing an AI-based support tool for bladder cancer diagnostics.

We are looking for a software tester, student job or part-time, with C++ programming experience and experience with testing software.

Must have

C++ programming experience

Nice to have (but not a must)

Experience in creating & implementing test plans, protocols, and cases for both verification and validation purposes
Medical device experience
Knowledge in regard to regulatory guidelines
Google Test(C++) experience
System test experience
Experience in Jira
Experience in Scrum

For more information or questions please contact us at jacob.elmose@cystotech.com

Perks and benefits

This job comes with several perks and benefits

Near public transit

Social gatherings

Flexible working hours

Skill development

Central office

Free coffee / tea

Working at
Cystotech ApS

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Cystotech ApS is a Danish MedTech company developing a medical software support tool based on artificial intelligence to help detect and categorize bladder cancer. The Company is a spin-out of Aarhus University/ Aarhus University Hospital and was founded in October 2021. The founding team has deep academic expertise in various fields of both medicine and AI, covering machine learning, Computer Vision, and business development, among others. Bladder Cancer is the 5th most common cancer type worldwide in men and has the highest lifetime treatment cost per patient of all cancer types. Bladder cancer has a high recurrence and progression rate. Worldwide 1.65 M people live with the disease, and 550.000 new cases are diagnosed worldwide every year. In Denmark, approx. 2000 new cases are diagnosed with bladder cancer every year, and approx. 20.000 patients live with the disease in Denmark.