Architecture & Technology Engineer – Medical & Diagnostics - Milano, Lombardia, Italy
Pubblicato il 22-08-2026 - Flex in Milano
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Job Summary
Architecture & Technology Engineer – Medical & Diagnostics will be based in Milan, Italy and will be responsible for leading system-level architecture definition and technical engagements for complex medical and diagnostic programs, while bringing innovative technologies and cross-domain expertise into client solutions.
What a Typical Day Looks Like:
- Lead technical workshops and customer-facing discussions with international clients, translating needs into system concepts
- Define and guide system architectures across feasibility, proof-of-concept, and development phases
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (mechanical,
electronics, controls, embedded software, sensors)
- Build rapid prototypes and technical demos to support validation and client engagement
- Integrate emerging technologies such as IVD systems, robotics, mechatronics, and embedded AI/ML
- Translate customer, regulatory, and business requirements into robust system and subsystem specifications
- Support development in key areas such as motor control, precision motion, thermal management, and sensor integration
- Contribute to the technology roadmap and innovation direction
The Experience We’re Looking to Add to the Team:
- Mid level experience in system engineering or complex product development in regulated industries
- Strong background in IVD, surgical systems, or advanced lab equipment
- Solid expertise in mechatronics, motor control, and sensor systems
- Broad cross-functional technical exposure across at least two domains (mechanical, elec