We are seeking a Biomedical Engineer with a strong
background in project management, innovation, and cardiovascular
technologies to join the Arrhythmia Unit of our hospital. This
position is designed for a professional interested in bridging
clinical research, advanced cardiac imaging, and innovation
processes, contributing to translational research focused on
cardiac arrhythmias. The successful candidate will play a key role
in supporting and coordinating research and innovation projects,
while enabling the integration of imaging-based methodologies into
clinical and pre-clinical studies. Main responsibilities and
duties: Analysis of cardiac imaging data, including Computed
Tomography (CT) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), with a focus
on anatomical and substrate segmentation for arrhythmia-related
studies. Coordination and operational support of clinical and
research projects, ensuring alignment between clinical, technical,
and regulatory requirements. Acting as Study Coordinator,
overseeing study workflows, documentation, timelines, and data
quality standards.
Supporting the preparation and management of
technical and regulatory documentation for research and innovation
projects. Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams (clinicians,
engineers, researchers, and external partners) to ensure effective
project execution. Contributing to innovation initiatives,
including early-stage project development, evaluation, and
potential translation into clinical practice. Education and
qualifications: Required: Bachelor’s Degree in Biomedical
Engineering, Life Sciences, or a related field. Additional training
or postgraduate education in Biomedical Engineering, Healthcare
Innovation, or Project Management. Fluency in Spanish and English
(business level). Desirable: Master’s degree (e.g., MBA in
Healthcare, Biomedical Business Management, or Innovation).
Additional training in regulatory affairs, clinical research, or
medical device development. Experience and knowledge:
📌 Biomedical Engineer (Cataluña)
🏢 VHIR
📍 Cataluña