Graduate Research Engineer

Our Story 4DMedical is a cutting-edge medical technology company specialising in advanced diagnostic imaging solutions that are revolutionising respiratory healthcare. We are an ASX200 company with several products that are cleared by the FDA and other international jurisdictions. Our innovative technology draws on measurement science and a deep understanding of physiological processes, and provides actionable insights into lung function, enabling early detection and precise treatment of respiratory conditions. Complementing our approach, we also develop sophisticated AI-driven lung imaging analysis of lung and cardiovascular structure to enhance the accuracy and depth of diagnostic information. Together, these technologies deliver a comprehensive suite of tools for personalized respiratory care. What can you expect as a Graduate Research Engineer at 4DMedical? As a Graduate Research Engineer, you will join a tight-knit team investigating and evaluating new image processing techniques. You will be responsible for designing and evaluating, using scientific principles, the underlying methods used in our novel lung motion investigation software. The Research team leads the early stages of product development including concept generation and building and testing prototypes, as well as supporting 4DMedical’s formal software development, clinical studies, and imaging hardware R&D projects. We seek to hire people with a variety of different skillsets. While your ability to autonomously undertake high quality research autonomously is important, we strongly value your ability to share your knowledge with the rest of the team, thereby ensuring an environment in which all team members grow and develop together. Who are you? We expect that you’ll be a recent graduate or have 1-2 years of experience (industry, master’s, etc.) in digital image processing and image analysis, and that you’ll be reasonably competent in scripting/coding (e.g. in python, MATLAB, bash), as well as basic software engineering skills such as knowledge in using version control tools (Git). You’ll have a degree in engineering or science (e.g. a mechatronics or mechanical engineer, computer scientist, etc.), and you’ll feel comfortable analysing complex data. If you have experience in image reconstruction techniques and X-ray imaging that’s great, and if not, we are happy to bring you up to speed. Interstate applicants will be considered, however you will need to be willing to relocate to Melbourne when circumstances allow. Experience in, or an understanding of, lung physiology or biomechanics would be highly advantageous but is not essential. People of all ages, genders, and backgrounds are encouraged to apply. We are an Equal Opportunity employer, providing a dynamic, supportive work environment. Interstate applicants will be considered; however, you will need to be willing to relocate to Melbourne. What we can offer you: Hybrid working - 2 days from home Easy access to Public Transport and very close to the University of Melbourne, Lygon St and the CBD New, comfortable office space with end of trip facilities Bonus annual leave scheme as well as company paid parental leave Be a part of our wellness program including free fruit, coffee, table tennis, free gym and corporate class pass, and an Employee Assistance Program for you and your family Rewards and Recognition Program including discounts for shopping and entertainment Laptop and accessories provided for remote work Regular social events How to Apply Please submit a current CV and a Cover Letter (Mandatory) which details your alignment with the requirements of the role. Applications that do not have a Cover Letter will not be considered. 4DMedical provides an inclusive work environment and embraces the diverse talent of its people. For more company information visit our website: www.4dmedical.com Should you have any queries regarding the position please contact the [email protected]