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Midmark

Manufactures medical, dental, veterinary equipment

IT Software Development Intern/Co-op

Summer 2026
No salary listed
Internship
Bachelor's
Vandalia, OH, USA
In Person
Software EngineeringBackend Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • Enrollment in a four-year accredited degree program is required, with a focus on obtaining a Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems or other related technical field.
  • Working knowledge of one or more programming languages (e.g., C#, Java, Python, .Net, etc.)
  • Experience with data storage and query services (e.g., SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, MongoDB, NoSQL, Cosmos DB, etc.)
  • Agile SCRUM software delivery methodologies
  • Test automation practices and frameworks
  • DevOps concepts such as automated infrastructure and CI/CD concepts
  • API software development methodologies
  • Digital transformation modern software delivery practices
  • Ability to follow instructions
  • Ability to multitask and problem solve
  • Attention to detail
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite
Responsibilities
  • Builds, supports, and maintains existing and new IT software applications.
  • Creates or updates user stories to support software design concepts.
  • Builds Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for the exchange of data.
  • Builds continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines for the automation of code deployments.
  • Builds automated test scripts that demonstrate the working quality of the software solutions.
  • Builds automated infrastructure utilizing Infrastructure as Code methodologies.
  • Works as part of a team to develop conceptual designs to aid in the development process.
  • Participates in product evaluations and scrum sprint reviews to better understand the needs of the customer.
  • Utilizes a diverse array of software tools, and Microsoft Office Suite.
  • Delivers formal presentations and reports on conducted work, facilitating clear communication and collaboration.
  • Actively participates and engages in the enterprise co-op program cohort.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with API development & JSON is preferred.
  • Familiarity with Azure services, secure coding practices, or infrastructure as code is preferred

About the company

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Midmark

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Midmark designs and manufactures medical, dental, and veterinary equipment and technologies used in exam rooms and clinical settings. Its products include examination tables, sterilizers, cabinetry, and diagnostic equipment, all built to support efficient workflows and better patient-caregiver interactions. The devices are designed to be ergonomic and durable, facilitating smooth performance from routine exams to sterilization and diagnostics across practices of all sizes. Midmark differentiates itself by offering a broad, integrated line of end-to-end exam room solutions that focus on improving the flow of care and the experience for both patients and clinicians, rather than just individual devices. Its goal is to enhance the healthcare experience by making equipment that helps clinicians work more efficiently and deliver higher-quality care.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Dayton, Ohio

Founded

1915

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What believers are saying

  • Sept. 30, 2026 Epic integration broadens Midmark RTLS sales into hospital security budgets.
  • Sept. 1, 2026 Barrier-Free chairs target disability-driven accessibility demand across ambulatory clinics.
  • February 19, 2026 dental launches add sterilizers, smart compressors, and connected chairs.

What critics are saying

  • Midmark closed Leesburg by May 30, 2025, cutting about 80 jobs.
  • WARN notices show Ohio layoffs on March 28 and December 31, 2025.
  • Manufacturing consolidation into Versailles, Kansas City, and Glasgow strains execution and customer service.

What makes Midmark unique

  • Midmark RTLS joined Epic Toolbox staff duress in 2026, deepening workflow lock-in.
  • Midmark 626 exceeds 2024 US Access Board standards with 15.5-inch low-seat height.
  • Midmark’s 2026 connected dental operatory and smart mechanical room stack spans clinics end-to-end.

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  • Flexible Work Hours

Company News

PR Newswire
Sep 30th, 2026
Midmark RTLS brings Epic-integrated staff duress alerts to healthcare workflows

Midmark RTLS has announced that its CareFlow RTLS Staff Duress solution has joined the Epic Toolbox in the Staff Duress category for 2026. The technology enables healthcare workers to send real-time, location-aware alerts directly into Epic's system when they activate a duress button on their RTLS badges. The integration uses HL7 FHIR-based APIs to transmit the staff member's identity and location to Epic, which then notifies security teams through push notifications. Responders can acknowledge or decline alerts within Epic. The solution works with Bluetooth Low Energy, Infrared, and Hybrid RTLS technologies. Midmark RTLS, a subsidiary of Midmark Corporation, has been deploying Epic integrations since 2012. More than 1,100 hospitals and healthcare facilities currently use its technology for patient flow, staff safety, and asset tracking.

Commonwealth Broadcasting Corp.
Sep 30th, 2026
Barren Inc. honors seven industries for driving jobs, investment and community impact.

Barren Inc. honors seven industries for driving jobs, investment and community impact. Sep 30, 2026 | 1:05 PM Barren County's growing industrial sector shared the spotlight at Barren Inc.'s 2026 Industry Impact Awards Banquet, where seven local industries were recognized for expansion, investment, job creation and community impact. The annual banquet, hosted by Barren Inc., the Barren County Chamber of Commerce, was Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the Cave Area Conference Center in Cave City and sponsored by Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College. The evening opened with the 2026 Expansion Awards, which recognize existing industries for investments that strengthen operations, support their workforce and create new opportunities in Barren County. This year's Expansion Award recipients were Bluegrass Ingredients, Midmark Corporation and SpanTech, LLC. Bluegrass Ingredients, a supplier of flavors and formula solutions to the food and beverage industry, was honored for its warehouse expansion in Glasgow. The project, developed with the Barren County Economic Authority, will consolidate inventory, streamline order fulfillment and improve service to customers. The new facility will also become the first industrial tenant in South Cooper Industrial Park, marking a milestone for the park's development. Midmark Corporation received an Expansion Award for investing more than $750,000 in a renovation of its 63,700-square-foot Glasgow facility. The global provider of products and solutions for medical, dental and veterinary businesses employs 37 teammates locally and traces the operation's roots to European Design, founded in 1988 and acquired by Midmark in 2007. Completed in 2026, the renovation refreshed interior and exterior spaces, created a new entrance, modernized conference rooms, upgraded technology and expanded employee amenities, all aimed at improving collaboration and daily operations. SpanTech, LLC was recognized for launching STIM - Span Tech Injection Molding - a new injection molding facility in Barren County that is expected to create 10 new jobs. The expansion includes investments in equipment, electrical infrastructure and property improvements, and is designed to give area businesses access to a local injection molding partner while strengthening the community's industrial capabilities. The 2026 New Business Awards celebrated companies that chose to locate and invest in Barren County, bringing new capabilities and employment opportunities. Tate, Inc. received a New Business Award for establishing its largest North American facility in Glasgow. Founded in 1963 and headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, the company is part of the Kingspan Group and is considered a global leader in infrastructure solutions for commercial buildings and data centers. The Glasgow project represents an initial investment of $61.2 million and plans to create 400 full-time jobs, making it Barren County's largest economic development investment and job creation announcement in nearly two decades, according to Barren Inc. Tate has purchased an approximately 764,000-square-foot building - the former R.R. Donnelley and Sons - and begun renovations and already hired 250 employees to manufacture data center components and containment products for customers across the United States. Union Coating & Chemical Industries was also honored with a New Business Award for selecting Glasgow as the location of its first U.S. manufacturing facility. Based in Ramadan City, Egypt, the company produces advanced powder coating solutions and plans to invest $11.9 million in the project's initial phase, with plans to increase its investment to $20 million as operations grow. Union Coating has closed on a building in South Cooper Industrial Park, where it will initially produce powder coating compounds and then expand product lines as market demand grows. The 2026 Community Impact Award went to Phorus Industries for its contributions through volunteerism, charitable support and community engagement. Phorus, which specializes in hemp cultivation, CBD extraction and product development, was recognized for its participation in chamber events and initiatives, support of local philanthropic efforts and contributions of time and resources in Barren County. The banquet concluded with the 2026 Industry of the Year Award, sponsored by Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College and presented by Dr. Michelle Trawick. Akebono Glasgow received the honor in recognition of its longstanding role as a major employer and manufacturing leader in the county. The facility, part of a global braking technology company founded in Japan in 1929, opened in Glasgow in 1987 and now employs more than 600 people who manufacture disc brakes, drum brakes and high-performance brakes. Barren Inc. officials said the award celebrates the Glasgow team's dedication to quality, innovation and continuous improvement, as well as its lasting impact on families throughout the community. "Our industries help shape Barren County's future through the jobs they create, the investments they make, and the people they support," Barren Inc. President and CEO Maureen Carpenter said. "This year's honorees show what is possible when innovation, hard work, and a commitment to community come together," she added. "We are proud to celebrate their accomplishments and grateful for the opportunities they continue to create right here at home," Carpenter said. Key Facts - Barren Inc., the Barren County Chamber of Commerce, hosted its 2026 Industry Impact Awards Banquet at the Cave Area Conference Center in Cave City. - Seven industries were recognized for expansions, new investments, job creation and community contributions. - Expansion Awards went to Bluegrass Ingredients, Midmark Corporation and SpanTech, LLC. - New Business Awards went to Tate, Inc. and Union Coating & Chemical Industries for major projects in Glasgow and South Cooper Industrial Park. - Tate's Glasgow facility represents a $61.2 million investment and plans to create 400 full-time jobs, with 250 employees already hired. - Union Coating & Chemical Industries plans to invest up to $20 million as its new Glasgow operation grows. - Phorus Industries received the Community Impact Award for volunteerism, philanthropy and engagement across Barren County. - Akebono Glasgow was named Industry of the Year, employing more than 600 people and manufacturing brake products since 1987. - More than 175 chamber members, community leaders and business executives attended the banquet. - Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College served as the event sponsor and Industry of the Year sponsor.

Midmark Corporation
Sep 11th, 2026
Midmark chair of the board Dr. Anne Eiting Klamar named to Dayton Business Journal's Power 100: 25 Years of Progress.

Midmark chair of the board Dr. Anne Eiting Klamar named to Dayton Business Journal's Power 100: 25 Years of Progress. VERSAILLES, Ohio, Sept. 14, 2026 - Midmark Corp., a leader in designing seamless clinical care experiences that millions of medical, dental and veterinary visits depend on every day, today announced that Dr. Anne Eiting Klamar, chair of the Midmark Board of Directors and former president and CEO, has been named to the Dayton Business Journal's Power 100: 25 Years of Progress. The one-time recognition honors 100 individuals whose leadership, innovation and commitment have helped shape the growth, momentum and identity of the Dayton region over the past 25 years. Klamar's leadership of Midmark closely spans the period recognized by the Power 100. After a successful career practicing medicine, she became president of Midmark in 2000 and later served as president and CEO. The fourth generation of the Eiting family to lead the company, Klamar helped guide Midmark through significant growth and transformation, expanding its presence across the medical, dental and veterinary markets while strengthening a culture centered on learning, innovation and giving back. "Anne's influence reaches well beyond Midmark," said Jon Wells, president and CEO of Midmark. "Her vision helped shape the company we are today, while her commitment to people, healthcare and community has created an impact that continues to be felt across our region and our industry. We are proud to see her legacy of leadership recognized among the individuals who have helped move the Dayton region forward." Klamar has also been a longtime advocate for advancing women in healthcare. She served as the first chair of Professional Women in Healthcare (PWH) and helped lay the groundwork for the organization's development and continued success. The PWH Anne Eiting Klamar Leadership Award of Distinction is named in her honor. In 2023, she was inducted into the Medical Distribution Hall of Fame in recognition of her contributions to healthcare distribution and the industry. The Dayton Business Journal will recognize the Power 100 honorees in a one-time special publication and at a private event on Oct. 22, 2026. The Power 100 honorees were selected through an independent editorial review based on their merits, achievements and contributions to their organizations and the local community. About midmark. Founded in 1915, Midmark Corporation designs seamless clinical care experiences that millions of medical, dental and veterinary visits depend on every day. The company develops and manufactures a comprehensive ecosystem of products and solutions that harmonize space, technology and clinical workflow. Midmark is headquartered in Versailles, Ohio, which is also home to its Experience Center, Design Center, Technology Center and largest manufacturing facility. The company operates five additional U.S. locations and maintains subsidiaries in the United States, India and Italy. To learn more, visit To learn more, visit midmark.com.

Repertoire Magazine
Sep 1st, 2026
Midmark expands accessible care offering with new Barrier-Free exam chairs.

Midmark expands accessible care offering with new Barrier-Free exam chairs. September 1, 2026- Midmark Corp. has expanded its Midmark and Ritter Barrier-Free exam chair line to meet growing demand for accessible, compliant exam chair solutions. The brand-new Ritter 228 and 229 Barrier-Free Examination Chairs offer height-adjustable solutions to help healthcare providers deliver quality care to more patients. In 2022, more than 1 in 4 US adults - more than 70 million people - reported having a disability, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. For healthcare providers, that means millions of appointments where the right equipment can help improve accessibility, support safer transfers and protect care quality. "As demand for accessible care continues to grow, healthcare facilities need practical ways to support patients with mobility limitations while protecting staff during transfers. The expanded Midmark and Ritter Barrier-Free portfolio provides more ways to meet that need and offers dependable performance in today's demanding clinical environments," explains Tracy Timmerman, EDAC, director of marketing at Midmark. The Ritter 228 and 229 offer compliance with the 2024 US Access Board (USAB) standards without compromising patient comfort or provider ergonomics. The exam chairs feature a 17-inch low seat height for easier patient access while maintaining a 37-inch working height to support ergonomic care and reduce the likelihood of caregiver injury. They also offer USAB-compliant Articulating Knee Crutches to support the patient's thigh, knee and calf during lower body exams and procedures as well as USAB-compliant Patient Support Rails to assist patients in accessing the chair and to provide a stable gripping surface while repositioning on the chair. In addition, the chairs are compatible with patient lifts and help ensure safe patient transfers with no interference. Almost a decade ago, Midmark introduced the Midmark 626 Barrier-Free Examination Chair, which is still the only examination chair that exceeds the 2024 USAB standards with a 15.5" low seat height and an integrated digital scale. With the addition of the 228 and 229, Midmark now offers healthcare providers more options to fit their clinical environments and budgets as they work toward compliance.

Dentaltown
Feb 19th, 2026
Midmark introduces next-generation dental operatory and smart mechanical room solutions

Midmark introduces next-generation dental operatory and smart mechanical room solutions. Posted: February 19, 2026 Edited by Dentaltown staff Versailles, Ohio - Midmark Corp. has launched a new generation of connected dental operatory solutions and smart mechanical room equipment. The updated Midmark Dental Chair, Delivery System and LED Light are designed to improve connectivity, ergonomics and workflow efficiency while supporting patient comfort and provider musculoskeletal health. Midmark also introduced the Smart Air Compressor and Smart G-Vacuum, which provide practices with visibility into mechanical room performance, equipment status notifications and tools to help reduce unplanned downtime. The launch also includes the next generation of Midmark Steam Sterilizers. Company officials said the new systems are intended to support integration, reliability and long-term performance across the clinical environment. Midmark provides dental equipment and clinical solutions designed to support care delivery. More information is available at midmark.com/dental.