DxD Hub
DxD Hub is an end-to-end productisation partner, committed to transforming the MedTech landscape in Singapore through innovative solutions sourced from both local and regional partners. Our strengths are in cross-disciplinary product development particularly in molecular diagnostics, protein immune assays, and digital diagnostic technologies.
Job Description
We are seeking Biomedical / Translational Systems Engineer to join our team and help turn diagnostic technology into product for commercialisation and adoption. This role is well suited to engineer with a biophysical background (preferred) or biomedical engineers who are keen to move from academic research into hands-on, translational product development.
As part of a cross-functional team, you will contribute to the design, development, characterisation, and testing of medical devices that span hardware, chemistry, biology, and software. You will bring the experimental rigour and quantitative skills of a researcher into a regulated development environment — working alongside experienced engineers and scientists and building your skills in productisation, verification and validation, and design under a quality system (such as ISO 13485).
We are looking for someone curious and hands-on: comfortable working at the bench, designing and running experiments, analysing data, and troubleshooting — and eager to learn how research prototypes become robust, manufacturable products.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Develop high-level system architectures that meet user requirements while considering design feasibility
- Ensure that all system components are compatible and can be be integrated seamlessly.
- Design and implement integration strategies and validate the functions as intended while adhering to design principles.
- Lead collaborative teams for the design, implementation, and validation while is capable to perform hand-on testing independently if required to complete engineering or verification studies.
- Lead creating innovative solutions that align with both technical specification and user needs for medical products.
- Coordinate between design, engineering, assay, project manager, and other disciplines to ensure cohesive product development.
- Author or oversee the writing of protocols and reports.
- Foster collaboration among team members to address challenges from both a technical and design perspective.
- Creating and maintaining technical documentation, including design specifications, test protocols, and reports, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements such as ISO 13485.
- Co-manage project execution with the Project Manager: own the technical workplan, track engineering milestones, flag risks early, and coordinate task allocation across engineering disciplines.
Key Requirements
- Experience or equivalent in system integration and innovation.
- A graduate degree in engineering, biophysics, physics, bioengineering, or a related field is required. Postdoctoral experience in biophysics or a closely related area is preferred.
- Comfort in navigating uncertain situations without clear guideline.
- Adaptability to changing work conditions and project requirements
- Experience in cross-functional product development roles and completed one full product development cycle.
- Tract recording in working effectively with diverse teams, including engineering, design, and marketing.
- Strong interpersonal skills to facilitate communication between technical and non-technical stakeholders and ability to summarize and communicate complex problems in simple terms.
- Strong analytical skills to troubleshoot integration issues while considering design implications.
- Ability to break down complex system in simple steps and identify interfaces between modules and generate system diagrams, workflows and reports.
- Curiosity and proactive approach to gather information necessary for decision-making
- Knowledge of statistical tools for data analysis such as (Claude Code /Python/Matlab/Origin/LabView) is highly encouraged.
- Exposure to hardware–software–chemistry integration or instrument development.