Sista ansökningsdag 2026-06-28
Research Engineer
RaySearch develops innovative software solutions to improve cancer care. About 1000 clinics in more than 40 countries use RaySearch software to improve treatments and quality of life for patients. RaySearch was founded in 2000 and is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. The headquarters is located in Stockholm, with subsidiaries in the US, Europe and Asia - Pacific. Today we are more than 400 employees with a common vision of improving cancer care with innovative software. Our great staff is crucial for our success and we offer a fantastic working environment in modern offices, flexibility and good opportunities for development. We believe in equal opportunities, value diversity and work actively to prevent discrimination. At RaySearch Laboratories, we develop advanced software solutions that support cancer treatment and improve clinical workflows worldwide. We are seeking a Research Engineer to become part of our team, which creates cutting-edge algorithms and software implemented in more than 1,200 cancer clinics worldwide. About the job You will join a team of research engineers and research scientists developing new functionality for our treatment planning system, RayStation. The team collaborates closely with clinical experts at hospitals around the world. In this role, you will create new methods and algorithms and continuously improve existing ones. You will Prototype and develop new algorithms for use in radiotherapy treatment planning software Apply your expertise to enhance current algorithms, focusing on improving their accuracy, efficiency, and user experience. Implement algorithms in production code with a strong focus on quality Implement user interfaces for prototype software Assist the development department within your field of expertise Collaborate with clinicians to translate requirements into new functionality in radiotherapy treatment planning software Perform literature reviews and stay up to date with state‑of‑the‑art methods in medical image
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