Full-Time

Lead Connectivity Engineer

R&D

Hologic

Hologic

5,001-10,000 employees

Develops medical devices for early detection

Compensation Overview

$119.3k - $186.6k/yr

+ Bonus

Marlborough, MA, USA + 1 more

More locations: Newark, DE, USA

In Person

Category
Software Engineering (1)
Required Skills
Atlassian
JIRA
Confluence
Requirements
  • Education: College degree (non-technical) or higher; a Master’s degree (preferred) or higher; 8+ years of experience in a non-technical field; 6+ years with a Master’s degree; 3+ years with a PhD.
  • Experience driving departmental best practices and product or process improvements.
  • Agile methodology experience is a plus.
  • Experience working with Radiology Information System or Enterprise Imaging is a plus.
  • In-depth knowledge of medical imaging, component design, computer networking, software design or test, DICOM implementation programming, technical support to sales or service, vendor relationships, clinical radiology experience, and customer experience.
  • In-depth knowledge of Picture Archiving and Communication System, Electronic Medical Records, DICOM images, DICOM communication protocols, DICOM Standard, HL7, FHIR, Patient Management Systems.
  • Familiarity with providing product conformance to DICOM Standard network services, media exchange, and information objects in a DICOM Conformance Statement.
  • Experience with enterprise imaging workflow solutions including modality worklist management and automated prior image retrieval with tools such as Mirth/NextGen or Laurel Bridge Software.
  • Experience preparing 510(k) and PMA submission materials including interoperability requirements for products.
  • Proven track record working in a cross-functional matrix team, influencing without direct authority, and managing external vendors.
  • Analytical and problem-solving skills; ability to troubleshoot complex issues.
  • Ability to develop and deliver high-quality presentations.
  • Ability to learn and apply related technologies and concepts.
  • HIPAA / GDPR compliance experience a plus.
  • De-identification experience a plus.
  • EHR system integration experience a plus.
  • Project and Requirements Management tools such as Atlassian suite and JAMA experience a plus.
Responsibilities
  • Maintain and expand on an expert level of understanding of our products and their use in clinical practice, using this knowledge for successful interoperability with other medical devices or information systems within business interests and judicious effort spent working with or influencing other vendors.
  • Maintain proficiency in DICOM, IHE, and other integration technologies and contribute this knowledge to the design and implementation of projects and products.
  • Recognized cross functionally as a go to technical expert and acts as lead for assigned products. Identify and lead complex technical projects. Functions as a subject matter expert for relevant areas of expertise.
  • Contribute technical leadership and expertise to the design and specification of function, features, and interoperability capabilities related to product and project assignments.
  • Ensure connectivity designs and implementations comply with cybersecurity requirements, data protection regulations, and security standards.
  • Contribute to product development efforts regarding interoperability requirements, design elements, and integrated operations.
  • Provide third-tier escalation support for service calls pertaining to interoperability related issues and is accountable for the identification, diagnosis, prioritization, and correction of technical issues.
  • Conduct root cause analysis of interoperability issues reported and implement and track corrective actions to reduce defects and failures or optimize and streamline manufacturing processes.
  • Ensure that requirements, design implementation, test and maintenance methods/processes are developed as well as executed in a manner which supports all company quality standards.
  • Drive continuous improvement of integrated operation which may include design changes, documentation, process improvement, or relationship building with other medical device vendors.
  • Responsible for building lab environments and identifying tools for increasing efficiency of the Connectivity team.
  • Educate sales and service force on applicable interoperability topics and issues.
  • Present topics related to specific areas of expertise to customer groups, internal groups, and industry groups.
  • Keep Hologic aware of technology and industry trends with respect to interoperability related issues.
  • Provide consistent, dependable guidance and mentoring to lower-level engineers to promote learning, development, and knowledge transfer.
  • Attend industry meetings and represent Hologic interests by keeping abreast of activities in the industry with respect to DICOM and HL7 standard updates, and new development by Mammography Tracking Software and Enterprise Imaging Software providers.
  • Actively initiates collaboration with Engineering, Field Service Engineers, Clinical Applications Specialists, Technical Support, and other vendors of medical systems to successfully install Hologic networked products to meet customer expectations for equipment performance.
  • Establish collaborative relationships with all stakeholders and create links with experts within the Hologic network and outside. Lead collaborative efforts and the building of interorganizational networks.
Desired Qualifications
  • Agile methodology experience
  • Experience working with Radiology Information System or Enterprise Imaging
  • HIPAA / GDPR compliance experience
  • De-identification experience
  • EHR system integration experience
  • Experience with 510(k) and PMA submission materials including interoperability requirements (desirable in context)
  • Project and Requirements Management tools such as Atlassian suite of tools and JAMA experience

Hologic develops medical technology to improve health through early detection and treatment. It designs, manufactures, and sells devices and diagnostic tests for breast and skeletal health, general diagnostics, GYN surgery, and medical aesthetics, sold to hospitals, labs, and providers with related services. Products enable screening, imaging, and guiding treatment in clinical settings. Its goal is to improve health outcomes by providing accurate diagnostics and reliable tools to support healthcare providers worldwide.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Santa Clara, null

Founded

1985

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • GYN Surgical revenues grew 7.5% to $180.8M in Q1 2026 from MyoSure and Fluent.
  • $18.3B Blackstone-TPG acquisition in April 2026 funds AI and oncology R&D.
  • 3DQuorum AI reduces mammography slices while maintaining diagnostic accuracy.

What critics are saying

  • Blackstone-TPG cuts R&D to service debt, stalling AI mammography within 12 months.
  • CEO MacMillan retires post-April 2026 deal, disrupting GYN surgical integration.
  • US-China tariffs slash Asia-Pacific ThinPrep revenues by 2.7% in Q1 2026.

What makes Hologic unique

  • Hologic leads women's health with ThinPrep Pap test and Aptima HPV assays.
  • Genius AI Detection identifies 90% of invasive lobular breast cancers.
  • Sonata System from 2025 Gynesonics acquisition treats uterine fibroids ultrasonically.

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Hologic
Apr 20th, 2026
New evidence backs Hologic's ai-powered mammography technology for detecting challenging cancers.

New evidence backs Hologic's ai-powered mammography technology for detecting challenging cancers. Results highlight AI's potential to aid radiologists in identifying diverse breast cancer subtypes, including invasive lobular cancer MARLBOROUGH, Mass., April 20, 2026 - New research on Hologic's AI-driven breast cancer detection technologies, including a study focused on invasive lobular cancer, was presented at the Society of Breast Imaging (SBI) Symposium over the weekend in Seattle, Washington. "Invasive lobular cancers are more challenging to detect on a mammogram because of their unique characteristics," said Mark Horvath, President of Breast & Skeletal Health Solutions at Hologic. "In the study, AI maintained high sensitivity for flagging these cancers, including some that had been interpreted as negative at a prior screening. These data add to a growing body of evidence that AI can act as a powerful supportive tool for radiologists as they review the full spectrum of breast cancers." In this retrospective, single-center study, researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston reviewed invasive lobular cancer cases diagnosed over a 10-year period and grouped them into two categories: those detected by a radiologist during a routine screening exam (195 total) and "false negatives" that were diagnosed within a year of a routine screening exam initially interpreted as negative (44 total). Researchers then used Hologic's Genius AI(R) Detection solution to retrospectively analyze all 239 cases. In this cohort, the technology identified and correctly localized close to 90% of the confirmed invasive lobular cancers.[1] New research suggests that, on average, 1 in 20 women worldwide will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime and, that if current rates continue, by 2050 there will be 3.2 million new breast cancer cases and 1.1 million breast cancer-related deaths per year.[2] About 10-15% of all breast cancers are invasive lobular cancers,[3] while ductal cancers that originate in the milk ducts of the breast - such as invasive ductal carcinoma and ductal carcinoma in situ - occur more commonly. Invasive lobular cancer arises in the milk-producing glands (lobules) of the breast and, because of its unique biology and tendency to grow in a linear pattern, it may be more challenging to see on mammography. This may lead to later detection and a more advanced stage at diagnosis. The AI algorithm also identified 43% of the invasive lobular cancer cases initially interpreted during routine screening as negative.[1] Of note, as a retrospective analysis at a single institution, the study did not evaluate how use of AI in real time clinical practice would affect recall rates, biopsy outcomes or patient management. Also at the Society of Breast Imaging Symposium, Hologic hosted a lunch and learn discussion with breast imaging experts focused on implementation of 3DQuorum(R) imaging technology, which uses AI to reduce the number of 3D imaging "slices" radiologists need to review without compromising image quality, sensitivity or accuracy.[4,5] Study Limitations The MGH study did not assess false-positive rates, recall rates or biopsy outcomes, and its single-center design may limit generalizability. AI performance was evaluated retrospectively and did not influence real-time radiologist decision-making; therefore, the observed gains represent a theoretical upper bound rather than a measured clinical impact. Additionally, the cohort included only patients with invasive lobular cancer, precluding comparison with other histologic subtypes. About Genius AI Detection Hologic's Genius AI Detection solution is an innovative mammography screening technology designed to locate lesions likely to represent breast cancer. Suspicious areas are highlighted at radiologists' workstations for concurrent reading to support smart, decisive interpretation. Hologic's deep learning algorithm is fed by the accumulation of a large, diverse patient base, providing rich insight and intelligence. For more information, please visit Genius AI Detection Technology. About Hologic, Inc. Hologic, Inc. is a global leader in women's health dedicated to developing innovative medical technologies that effectively detect, diagnose and treat health conditions and raise the standard of care around the world. To learn more, visit www.hologic.com and connect with Hologic Inc. on LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Instagram and YouTube. Forward-Looking Statements This news release may contain forward-looking information that involves risks and uncertainties, including statements about the use of Hologic products. There can be no assurance these products will achieve the benefits described herein or that such benefits will be replicated in any particular manner with respect to an individual patient, as the actual effect of the use of the products can only be determined on a case-by-case basis. In addition, there can be no assurance that these products will be commercially successful or achieve any expected level of sales. Hologic expressly disclaims any obligation or undertaking to release publicly any updates or revisions to any such statements presented herein to reflect any change in expectations or any change in events, conditions or circumstances on which any such data or statements are based. Hologic, The Science of Sure, Genius AI and 3DQuorum are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Hologic, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries in the United States and/or other countries. Media Contact: Bridget Perry Senior Director, Corporate Communications (+1) 508.263.8654 [email protected]&

Yahoo Finance
Apr 7th, 2026
Hologic delivers weakest Q4 among imaging and diagnostics stocks with revenue miss

GE HealthCare delivered the strongest fourth-quarter performance among medical devices and imaging stocks, whilst Hologic posted the weakest results against analyst estimates, according to a sector review. The four medical devices and imaging companies tracked reported slower fourth-quarter growth overall, though revenues collectively beat consensus estimates by 3.5%. Share prices have struggled since results, falling an average of 13.5%. Hologic, which develops diagnostic products and medical imaging systems focused on women's health, reported revenues of $1.05 billion, up 2.5% year on year but missing analysts' expectations by 2.1%. The company significantly missed both revenue and earnings estimates. Despite the disappointing results, Hologic shares have risen 1.4% since reporting and currently trade at $76.05. GE HealthCare, spun off from General Electric in 2023, outperformed peers in the quarter.

MedTech Dive
Apr 6th, 2026
Hologic CEO Steve MacMillan to retire after go-private deal.

Hologic CEO Steve MacMillan to retire after go-private deal. The $18.3 billion acquisition by Blackstone and TPG is expected to close Tuesday. Published April 6, 2026 Dive brief: * Hologic CEO Steve MacMillan will retire after the company is acquired by funds managed by Blackstone and TPG. * The go-private deal, announced in October, values the maker of mammography machines, cervical cancer screening tests and other diagnostics tools at $18.3 billion. * Hologic said Monday that it has received all needed regulatory approvals for the transaction and expects the acquisition to close Tuesday. Hologic plans to name its next CEO when the acquisition closes. Dive insight: MacMillan, 62, has been CEO of the firm since 2013. During his time at the company, Hologic's revenue increased by 65%, its share price more than tripled, and its workforce grew by more than 1,500 people. Hologic reported $3.26 billion in revenue in its 2025 fiscal year ending in September. Amy Wendell, Hologic's lead independent director, said in a statement that MacMillan "forged a dramatic turnaround shortly after joining the Company, led us through years of consistent growth, drove our unprecedented response to the COVID pandemic, and is guiding us through a successful go-private transaction." Prior to working for Hologic, MacMillan was CEO of Stryker, and held senior executive roles at Pharmacia and Johnson & Johnson. With the take-private agreement by Blackstone and TPG, Hologic's stockholders would receive $76 per share, and up to $3 per share more if the company meets certain revenue goals for its breast health business in fiscal years 2026 and 2027. Hologic will be delisted from the Nasdaq after the deal closes. The company will keep its current headquarters in Marlborough, Massachusetts.

AktienSensor
Mar 31st, 2026
Hologic secures record-low debt financing to boost growth and innovation

Hologic has completed a debt financing package featuring reportedly record-low borrowing costs, among the tightest spreads for leveraged loans in the past decade. The medical technology company structured the deal as a senior secured leveraged-loan facility, though exact figures were not disclosed. The financing aims to reduce debt-service costs, improve cash flow, and provide flexibility for acquisitions and research and development investment. Hologic operates in diagnostic imaging and laboratory testing, competing with Siemens Healthineers and GE Healthcare whilst focusing on precision oncology diagnostics and AI-driven imaging. The deal positions Hologic to pursue strategic partnerships and potential acquisitions in the consolidating medical diagnostics sector, though risks include interest-rate volatility and covenant constraints.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 19th, 2026
Hologic shares trade 1.2% below Blackstone-TPG's $76 buyout offer after shareholder approval

Hologic shares closed at $75.05, trading 1.2% below Blackstone and TPG's $76 per share buyout offer announced in October 2025. The deal includes a contingent value right worth up to $3 per share, tied to Breast Health revenue targets, for a total potential value of $79 per share. Shareholders approved the take-private transaction at a February meeting. The Massachusetts-based medical technology company, which develops diagnostic and imaging products for women's health, has gained 0.7% year-to-date, outperforming peers GE HealthCare and Becton Dickinson. However, Hologic's valuation appears stretched at 3.84 times forward price-to-sales, above its sector average of 2.28 times. First-quarter fiscal 2026 results showed weakness in its Diagnostics division, with revenues declining 2.7% in constant currency.