Job Summary:
Leica Biosystems is a global leader in cancer diagnostics, dedicated to advancing cancer diagnostics and improving lives. The Systems Software Engineer will be responsible for system-level software integration, requirements, interfaces, and cybersecurity considerations, ensuring traceability and configuration management across systems and products.
Responsibilities:
• Leverage AI-assisted development tools (e.g., AI code completion/review assistance) to improve productivity and code quality while applying sound engineering judgment, secure coding practices, and appropriate review rigor.
• Drive automation for integration, build, verification support, and engineering workflows—identifying manual pain points and implementing scripts/tools to reduce cycle time and defects.
• Perform system-level software integration, including software requirements, interfaces, and cybersecurity considerations across the product ecosystem.
• Demonstrate a strong desire to learn and continuously improve—seeking feedback, expanding skills in systems engineering, cybersecurity fundamentals, and modern software practices, and applying new knowledge to deliver better outcomes.
• Support DevOps and CI/CD practices for system builds and deployments, enabling reliable, repeatable integration and release workflows.
Qualifications:
Required:
• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, electrical engineering, STEM field or equivalent
• 2+ years Software Engineering experience or equivalent
• Experience with Configuration Management systems and processes
• Ability to travel – 10% travel, overnight, customer visits and conferences
Preferred:
• Familiarity with agile software development in a scrum or similar project management environment
• Experience with Linux based software development tools and build environments including CMake
• Familiarity with design change within a quality management system
• Familiarity with medical product development environment (FDA, ISO) with exposure to design control regulations
Company:
Leica Biosystems develops laboratory workflow solutions for anatomic pathology involved in the advancement of cancer diagnostics. It is a sub-organization of Danaher. Founded in 1989, the company is headquartered in Nußloch, DEU, with a team of 1001-5000 employees. The company is currently Late Stage.