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.
Do you wish to make a difference for cancer patients all around the world? RaySearch develops a suite of cancer care software, and we are now looking for a talented Application Developer to our research department.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• M.Sc or Ph.D in a relevant field.
• 3+ years of experience with C# .Net.
• Experience working on large or advanced systems.
• Experience collaborating with other senior developers in a learning-focused environment.
• English.

MERITING QUALIFICATIONS:

• Experience in MedTech.
• Experience with WPF.
• Swedish language skills.

RaySearch Laboratories develops several software products focused on cancer care, primarily in radiation therapy. We are now looking for a skilled Application Developer to join our research department and contribute to the development of key functionalities for our latest research projects.
In this role, you will support our experts in physics, image analysis, and optimization by integrating their algorithms and work into our products. You will be one of three C# and WPF specialists serving as a bridge between the research and development departments. Your mission will be to ensure the quality of frontend and application-level work, and to uphold the architecture patterns and development processes used across the organization.
Your main work will be in our treatment planning system, RayStation. The research department collaborates closely with RayStation development scrum teams, UX, DevOps, Machine Learning, and with cancer clinics and machine vendors around the globe.