What does a biomedical firmware engineer do?

A Biomedical Firmware Engineer designs, develops, and maintains embedded software that controls medical devices and healthcare equipment. They work closely with hardware and biomedical teams to ensure that firmware enables precise and safe operation of devices such as pacemakers, infusion pumps, or diagnostic machines. Their responsibilities also include testing, debugging, and documenting firmware to meet regulatory standards and ensure patient safety. This role requires a strong background in both programming and biomedical engineering principles.