Teleflex is a global provider of medical technologies focused on improving healthcare and patient outcomes. The Software Engineering Intern will support the design, development, testing, and sustainment of connected medical device software for vascular positioning and navigation systems, including AI/ML, application, and embedded software. The role also involves documentation, troubleshooting, Agile/Scrum collaboration, and presenting technical progress.
Responsibilities
Support the design, development, and testing of software for connected medical device systems, gaining exposure to both the sustainment of the current Rhythm DLX Navigation system and development of our next-generation navigation platform
Write, debug, and unit test software code in C++ and/or C# within embedded and/or application software environments, under the guidance of senior software engineers
Assist with software design control documentation, including requirements, traceability, risk mitigations, verification & validation (V&V) protocols, and test reports
Participate in code reviews, sprint ceremonies, and cross-functional design discussions within an Agile/Scrum software development framework
Investigate and help troubleshoot software defects, working with the team to identify root cause and implement solutions
Explore applications of AI/ML concepts and AI-based development tools on real engineering problems, where applicable to the assigned project
Document work performed and present progress and findings to the software team and stakeholders
Comply with Teleflex’s code of Ethics, the company’s Quality System, and all company policies, rules, and housekeeping standards
Qualification
Required
Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field, with at least one academic term remaining after the internship to support a full-time conversion upon graduation
Working knowledge of C++ and/or C#, gained through coursework or project experience
Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to translate requirements into working software
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a cross-functional engineering team
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Genuine interest in medical device software, with the intent to pursue a full-time software engineering role following graduation
Expected Travel: None
Preferred
Prior coursework, academic projects, or internship experience in software development preferred; exposure to embedded systems, medical devices, or another regulated industry is a plus but not required
Exposure to embedded systems and/or Linux-based development environments preferred
