HQ: Tokyo, Japan • Health & Medical Electronics • Diagnostic Tests & IVD • Est. 2014 • Trust B • Hiring 8, 1 new
PHC Holdings is a Tokyo healthcare technology group formed in 2014 from the healthcare business of Panasonic. It makes diabetes care devices, laboratory equipment, pathology systems and electronic medical record software for Japanese clinics. The group owns Epredia and other international diagnostics businesses.
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$34k – $42k per year • In office (Tokyo, Japan) • Full-Time
$867k – $1.1M per year • In office (Tokyo, Japan) • Full-Time
HQ: Tokyo, Japan • 3D Printers & Additive Manufacturing • Surgical Instruments & Devices • Hiring 8, 1 new
Berry is a Japanese medical device startup that uses 3D printing and 3D data analysis to make and sell cranial remolding helmets for babies. It also develops AI-based diagnostic apps and a treatment platform aimed at reducing gaps in access to care, and hires product, backend and full stack engineers, an engineering manager and customer success staff. The company is based in Japan.
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$23k – $32k per year • In office (Tokyo, Japan)
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$45k – $78k per year • In office (Tokyo, Japan) • Full-Time
HQ: Chicago, United States • EHR & Clinical Software • Patient Monitoring • Medical Imaging Systems • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2023 • Trust A • Hiring 789, 156 new
GE HealthCare is a medical technology company headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, making imaging systems such as CT, MRI, X-ray and mammography, ultrasound devices, patient monitoring and anesthesia equipment, pharmaceutical diagnostics and contrast agents, and clinical software and AI tools. Spun off from General Electric in January 2023 and listed on Nasdaq, it has a large installed base worldwide, with major sites in Waukesha, Bengaluru, Haifa, Helsinki, Budapest and Beijing. It hires field service engineers, biomedical equipment technicians, hardware, NPI and manufacturing engineers, AI and algorithm developers, data scientists, product specialists and sales managers.
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Lead • 7+ years exp • In office (Tokyo, Japan) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • GMP / cleanroom • Staff • Japanese • English: B1
In office (Japan) • Relocation • Full-Time • Japanese: C1
HQ: Dublin, Ireland • Orthopedic & Spine Implants • Diabetes Devices • Surgical Instruments & Devices • Neurotech & Neuromodulation • Cardiovascular Devices • 5000+ employees • Est. 1949 • NYSE: MDT • Trust A • Hiring 1396, 177 new
Medtronic is one of the largest medical device manufacturers in the world, founded in a Minneapolis garage in 1949 as a repair shop for hospital equipment before building the first wearable cardiac pacemaker. Its portfolio now spans cardiac rhythm devices, heart valves, neuromodulation and neurosurgery, surgical stapling and robotics, spinal implants and diabetes management systems sold in more than one hundred and fifty countries. The company is legally domiciled in Ireland after its 2015 combination with Covidien, while its operational headquarters and most of its research remain in Minnesota.
Geoff Martha · Chairman and Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Palmer Hermundslie · Co-founder · founder
Earl Bakken · Co-founder · founder
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≈ $31k – $83k per year (Estimated) • Senior • In office (Tokyo, Japan) • Master's Degree • Full-Time • Senior
Junior • In office (Tokyo, Japan) • Full-Time • Junior
Tokyo • Nagoya • Diagnostic Tests & IVD • Hiring 2
Sysmex America, Inc. is diagnostic solutions company committed to the development of healthcare and building healthier lives.
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$42k – $55k per year • In office (Nagoya, Japan) • Full-Time
$42k – $55k per year • In office (Tokyo, Japan) • Full-Time
HQ: Portage, United States • Neurotech & Neuromodulation • Hospital Equipment & Furniture • Surgical Instruments & Devices • Orthopedic & Spine Implants • 5000+ employees • Est. 1941 • NYSE: SYK • Trust B • Hiring 1372, 169 new
Stryker is an American medical technology company founded in 1941 by an orthopaedic surgeon who began manufacturing the mobility devices he had designed for his own patients. It sells hip and knee implants, trauma and extremity fixation, spinal implants, surgical power tools and navigation, neurovascular devices, hospital beds and stretchers, emergency response equipment, and the Mako robotic arm used for joint replacement. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange, it is one of the largest orthopaedic device makers in the world. The company is headquartered in Portage, Michigan, United States.
Preston Wells · Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Kevin Lobo · Chairman and Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Homer Stryker · Founder · founder
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In office (Osaka, Japan) • Full-Time • English (Optional)
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