Field Clinical Engineer

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Texas.

📋 Description

• Initiate, execute, and monitor clinical trials

• Assist in research and development to assess new product ideas and enhance existing offerings

• Act as a technical liaison among engineering, clinical research, and the medical community

• Deliver training on company products to both current and prospective customers

• Implement the defined training program at clinical trial locations

• Engage in the creation of clinical documentation, including work instructions, training guides, clinical protocols, source documents, case report forms, clinical reports, and patient recruitment resources

• Support internal core teams and clinical sites with device oversight, patient recruitment, regulatory adherence, and data management

• Offer technical support to clinical trial locations

• Assist Commercial Operations with onboarding and training for commercial sites

• Partner with physicians and key clinical stakeholders on procedural development and product insights

• Collaborate with KOLs and clinical and scientific teams on SAINT publications

• Represent Magnus at scientific conferences through poster and abstract presentations, exhibits, and related activities

• Provide technical insights to R&D and software engineering teams for testing models and methods relevant to clinical product evaluations

• Conduct activities in accordance with relevant SOPs

⛳️ Requirements

• Possess a bachelor's degree in engineering (e.g., Biomedical Engineering, Biological Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering) or an equivalent qualification

• Excellent communication skills with a proven history of collaboration across cross-functional teams

• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities

• Comfortable working alongside physicians and senior-level attendings

• Demonstrated experience in presenting scientific data and a solid publication track record

• Willingness to travel up to 75% of the time, including overnight and multi-day trips

• Familiarity with medical terminology and a comprehensive understanding of brain anatomy

• Knowledge of current treatments for depression and experience working with psychiatric patients

• Extensive knowledge in the neuroscience of the human brain

• In-depth understanding of TMS and Neuronavigation clinical and/or commercial practices

• Proven experience in training on the safe use of medical devices (e.g., TMS, robotic systems)

• Comprehensive clinical, technical, and design control knowledge to work with a cross-functional team to discover, define, develop, and validate new products

🏝️ Benefits

• Annual company bonus

• Equity

• Equal opportunity employer

• Positive, inclusive environment for all employees