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Would you like to participate in the invention of new bioanalysis solutions that ensure safe and high-quality food for everyone? If you are a skilled engineer or physicist with a strong background in fluidics and/or optical detection technology, join Soft Flow, a proud member of the FOSS Group in Pécs, Hungary to shape the future of biotechnology with us! FOSS is at the forefront of innovation in food analysis worldwide. Our legacy speaks about our commitment to developing cutting-edge solutions that redefine industry standards to use the world’s food resources in a more sustainable way. Our solutions provide accurate measurements and analytics insights to optimize food production from raw materials to finished products, and ultimately better global usage of limited resources. Join our community of over 300 professionals in FOSS R&D, located in two innovation hubs. What you will do You will be responsible for developing and implementing both current and future optical hardware platforms for bioanalysis — taking the technology from the lab environment to full-scale production. You will also play a key role in the system integration phase, defining flow sequences and verifying critical flow system components. The responsibility includes the technical overview of the complete system from sample intake to the final measurement result, as well as managing interfaces with other parts of the instrument. Your tasks will span a wide range of tasks, from early-phase experimental work to help troubleshooting during the transition to production, such as: - Holistic approach of the complete analytical solution—from sample preparation, through signal generation, to the prediction engine.
- Troubleshoot issues across fluidics, signal detection, data evaluation, and other error sources; design and implement efficient instrument workflows.
- Serve as a bridge between expert teams (biology, chemistry, hardware, software) ensuring delivery of an integrated solution that is greater than the sum of its parts.
A key to success in this role as Measuring Chain Responsible is to coordinate and effectively communicate results to both project members and stakeholders. You'll collaborate with a multidisciplinary project team, including software developers, hardware engineers, scientists, data scientists and colleagues from departments beyond R&D. Strong cooperation with team members in both Hungary and Denmark will be essential to our success. Your daily work will be based at Soft Flow research center in Pécs, Hungary. What we offer A job in an internationally recognized, stable, and innovative company, that is small enough for you to have a high influence on the projects, and big enough for professional development. You will have the chance to work on exciting, multidisciplinary projects integrating special hardware and software components and biotech solutions to create ground-breaking analytical measurement devices and software services for the global food industry. Joining us offers you the opportunity to expand your expertise and tackle difficult problems. You will be not only a team member, but part of a supportive community where you will be able to openly discuss any kind of topic with your colleagues or managers over a coffee. Our company emphasizes work-life balance, offering flexible work time and the option for hybrid remote work. YOUR CORE COMPETENCIES You hold a MSc in engineering, physics, or a related field, and have a proven track record of working with fluidics and optical detection systems, along with experience in several of the following areas: - Experimental work with optical detection systems such as fluorescence detection, spectroscopy, or imaging.
- Theoretical and practical experience with fluidic systems, including microfluidics.
- Planning and executing experiments to validate designs and new concepts in lab setups and early prototypes.
- Data analysis (Python or MATLAB).
As we are an international company, fluent English—both written and spoken—is also essential. It is a great plus if you have: - Experience working in cross-disciplinary teams or environments.
- Background in system integration or building complex instruments.
- PhD degree.
In terms of mindset You are a structured and self-driven individual who thrives as part of a strong team. You’re curious by nature and enjoy tackling challenging problems. Your track record demonstrates an ability to understand complex systems and work systematically through troubleshooting, designing and executing experiments as needed. You’re open-minded, want to succeed as part of a team, and motivated to help your colleagues succeed. If this sounds like you, we look forward to hearing from you. We look forward to hearing from you! Send your application by using the link below. Please note that only applications sent through the link will be considered. FOSS is committed to maintain an inclusive culture and a diverse workforce. You can help us sustain an unbiased recruitment process by not including photos or age in your application. FOSS creates end-to-end solutions that secure and improve food quality. From raw material to finished product. Our analysis instruments refine measurements into information management that enable businesses to run intelligent data-driven productions with less waste and bigger yields. Controlling cost and quality across all sectors and value chains, we help food and agricultural producers limit the number of human errors, scale their business faster and reduce manual labor as well as labor costs. We call it analytics beyond measure. FOSS provides instruments and solutions to the world’s 100 largest food companies and for more than 60 years. Around 80% of grain and 85% of milk traded on the world market is analyzed using FOSS solutions. As a global market leader, improvements we develop can truly make a global difference. FOSS employs more than 1,700 highly qualified colleagues from more than 32 different countries. The FOSS R&D software department employs 90+ software developers, 15+ at Soft Flow in Pécs. Follow us on www.softflow.hu and https://www.fossanalytics.com/en.
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