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Robeaute

Develops microrobotic platform for neurosurgery

Clinical Engineer

Biomedical Engineering & Medical DevicesConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeParis, FranceNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering and/or an M.Eng., with equivalent relevant work experience.
  • Demonstrated experience bridging clinical end users and R&D, translating user needs and clinical feedback into system requirements for medical devices. This experience may have been gained in clinical engineering, product, clinical development or upstream marketing roles.
  • Ability to collect and synthesise Voice of Customer insights and communicate them clearly to engineering teams.
  • Experience preparing and executing medical device testing.
  • Testing experience across both lab and clinical environments.
  • Ability to install and repair mechatronic assemblies for testing purposes.
  • Strong written, verbal and documentation skills in English and French.
  • Experience with usability testing and human factors.
  • Ability to comply with hospital sterile-environment protocols and applicable vaccination requirements.
  • Availability for clinical and preclinical missions abroad as needed.

Responsibilities

  • Collect and structure Voice of Customer insights through discussions with surgeons and other clinical end users, workflow observations and user feedback.
  • Translate clinical needs, user feedback, usability findings and preclinical study results into clear system requirements in collaboration with R&D.
  • Refine system requirements as new evidence emerges, documenting the underlying user needs and rationale in collaboration with the clinical, product and engineering teams.
  • Define device test protocols with surgeon collaborators and oversee their execution.
  • Design and run formative and summative usability studies.
  • Train surgeons to full proficiency on the robot ahead of clinical implementation.
  • Validate the platform's readiness ahead of each clinical or preclinical use, and document any technical issues.
  • Oversee installation of the robot in the operating room or preclinical test space.
  • Collect, manage and structure data following each test session.
  • Author detailed reports based on the data collected from preclinical or clinical use.
  • Lead surgical procedure training and provide operating-room oversight for first-in-human and clinical studies.
  • Productize the surgical procedure and training by creating dedicated documentation, procedures and workflows.
  • Build a detailed understanding of the clinical applications of the robotic platform and nurture relationships with surgeon collaborators, growing the surgeon community.
  • Work closely with hardware, software and systems engineering teams to translate clinical and user insights into system requirements and communicate the rationale behind them.
  • Feed back findings from dry lab, usability, preclinical and clinical studies to support ongoing requirements refinement and platform development.
  • Participate in preparing and submitting research grant applications.
  • Represent the company and its robotic platform at conferences and within the surgeon community as needed.

Desired Qualifications

  • Solid knowledge of anatomy and physiology, with the ability to build trust and relationships within the surgeon community.
  • Ability to effectively communicate the product and mission to surgeons.
  • Strong team orientation combined with the ability to work independently.
  • Strong interdisciplinary understanding across robotics, electronics and control systems.
  • Experience with operating-room and surgical workflows and training.

About the Company

Robeaute

Develops microrobotic platform for neurosurgery

Robeaute is a Paris-based medical technology company that develops microrobotic platforms for neurosurgery. It focuses on creating tiny robotic tools that can be used to diagnose, treat, and monitor brain conditions with high precision. The microrobots are designed to be minimally invasive, enabling access to difficult-to-reach areas of the brain for various therapeutic and diagnostic applications. The team blends robotics expertise from Bertrand Duplat and leadership from Joana Cartocci, reflecting a multidisciplinary, multilingual approach that aims to push the boundaries of surgical tech. The company’s goal is to provide safer, more precise brain procedures and expand capabilities for neurosurgical diagnosis, intervention, and post-operative monitoring.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Series A
Total funding
$35.6M
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
2016

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