You graduated as an engineer, ideally holding a Master’s degree with a biomedical or similar specialization. Training will be provided: a strong interest in the medical world, excellent communication, and organizational skills are more important than your formal education. You are accurate, well organized, and work in a customer-centric way. Problem-solving is second nature to you. Excellent English and Japanese communication skills, both oral and written. You are able to pay attention to details, especially in accordance with the highest standards applicable to the industry of implantable medical devices. You show strong involvement and respect commitments — especially deadlines. You are a team player, willing to integrate into the existing team, and would like to contribute to the team's performance level. As Clinical Engineer, you are responsible for the end-to-end process of helping surgeons worldwide prepare for surgery by making use of our advanced technologies. Upon reception of the medical scan data, you will work together with our Conversion Engineers in Kiev, Colombia, and Malaysia, and ensure the creation of an appropriate 3D model of the patient’s anatomy. Based on this, you will assist the surgeon during a virtual planning session, planning all of the required surgical steps and implants the surgeon foresees on the patient’s digitized model. Based on the approved virtual surgical plan, you ensure that appropriate case-specific medical models and guides are designed and manufactured according to our high-quality standards in order to transfer this virtual surgical planning into the OR. After delivery of this surgical kit, you follow up with the surgeon, continuously looking for ways to improve our products and service. This involves maintaining good contact with surgeons and medical professionals and occasionally being present during surgeries. You will also train surgeons and other medical professionals to use our products. You will closely cooperate with Conversion Engineers and Quality Engineers in Colombia, Ukraine, and Malaysia. A strong focus on medical quality and quality improvement is necessary.