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Calyxo

Software Engineer in Test- Pleasanton, CA

Pleasanton, CAmidAdded today

About this role

Calyxo, a medical device company innovating in kidney stone treatment, seeks a Software Engineer in Test to design and execute software verification activities within a regulated environment. This role blends development and testing expertise, requiring someone comfortable with both coding and rigorous quality assurance across the full software lifecycle.

What you'll do

  • Design and execute test plans and protocols for software design verification
  • Document verification activities, test reports, and summary documentation
  • Participate in cross-functional requirements analysis and software risk management
  • Contribute to definition and documentation of software requirements
  • Translate high-level requirements into detailed software implementations
  • Support software rollout and operational activities

What they're looking for

  • Software testing and verification methodologies
  • Test plan and protocol design
  • Software development (coding)
  • Requirements analysis and documentation
  • Risk management and compliance
  • Medical device software (regulated environment experience)
  • Problem-solving and creative thinking
  • Cross-functional collaboration
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Calyxo

Calyxo develops medical devices for kidney stone treatment, including their CVAC 2.0 system. The company is hiring Manufacturing Engineers to optimize production processes and Clinical Development Engineers to support device innovation through testing and clinical validation.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with software design verification and testing in a regulated environment like medical devices.
  • How do you approach translating high-level software requirements into detailed test plans and implementations?