What You'll Do: 

• Write automated tests for workflows that run calculations and automate displays 

• Evolve the framework for these automated tests for better usability and functionality 

• Update the backend of the workflow framework as needed 

• Work closely with experienced software engineers and workflow builders, including a personal mentor 

• Learn about software engineering principles in an industry environment 

• Learn about clinical uses of workflows 

• Learn about engineering best practices for development of regulated medical software 

• Work on real features with a real-world impact on customers 

What You'll Need: 

• Some experience writing code, preferably in Java, from coursework, projects, or previous internships 

• An active pursuit of a bachelor's degree, preferably for computer science, computer engineering, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, mathematics, or physics  

• General problem-solving skills 

• Strong analytical thinking 

• Communication and organization skills 

• An aptitude for math and science 

• An interest in exploring clinical use cases of medical imaging software 

• An existing understanding of medical imaging is not required