At Current Health, you’ll help solve some of healthcare’s most important challenges, supporting care closer to home and in the communities where people live. Our work helps patients and families spend more time where they want to be, while giving care teams the tools and insight to deliver care with greater confidence. You’ll be part of a collaborative, purpose-driven team with real ownership, helping build meaningful solutions, generate valuable data, and work with leading organizations shaping the future of care.
Location: Rochester, NY
The Operator I is responsible for executing core medical device reprocessing, kitting, inspection, assembly, and kit correction activities to support daily warehouse and production operations. This role plays a critical part in ensuring devices are cleaned, tested, configured, and prepared in accordance with quality and regulatory requirements.
This is a hands-on, detail-oriented role focused on consistent execution of standardized processes in a fast-paced, regulated environment. Success in this role requires strong attention to detail, the ability to follow structured instructions, and a commitment to quality and accuracy.
The Operator I will work closely with team leads, quality, and operations partners to ensure devices meet all functional and compliance requirements prior to shipment.
What You’ll Do
Reprocesses devices, including cleaning, disinfecting, visual inspection, and functional testing to ensure quality and usability standards are met
Perform basic electronic repair tasks independently, including triage, testing, troubleshooting, and completing system updates
Identify, document, and report nonconforming materials, devices, and accessories in accordance with established quality procedures
Assemble and configure devices based on customer-specific kits and requirements
Follow software prompts and detailed work instructions to accurately install and configure operating systems
Verify order completeness by ensuring all required components are included using checklists and standard processes
Maintain adherence to standard operating procedures (SOPs), work instructions, and safety guidelines
Safely and effectively handle medical devices, disinfectants, and reprocessing chemicals in compliance with procedures
Support operational efficiency by completing tasks accurately and within expected time frames
Record all work accurately within company systems (e.g. inventory or quality systems) to maintain device and component traceability
Ensure full traceability of devices and components, including serial and lot tracking where required
Escalate any quality, safety, or process issues to team leads or quality personnel immediately
Maintain a clean, organized, and compliant work environment
This role will require wearing applicable PPE, such as nitrile gloves, masks, etc. during certain tasks or in certain areas
This role will require significant physical responsibilities, including but not limited to: standing and sitting for extended periods, efficiently moving throughout different areas of the warehouse, repetitive fine motors tasks, lifting up to 45lbs, and visually inspecting equipment
What You’ll Bring
Nice to Have
Location: UK
We’re looking for a Senior Firmware Engineer to deliver embedded firmware for medical devices from early concept through to production. You’ll take technical ownership of firmware on individual projects, working closely with hardware, manufacturing and quality teams.
You have strong experience shipping production-grade embedded firmware for medical or regulated products, are comfortable working close to the hardware, and have delivered on resource-constrained systems through bring-up and integration. You are accountable for firmware quality, safety, and can execute decisively under pressure while communicating with the wider team.
What You’ll Do
Develop and maintain high-reliability, high-quality embedded firmware
Maintain and update the cyber security risk register for firmware-related components, ensuring risks are identified, tracked and mitigated
Produce concise documentation to support audits and regulatory submissions
Maintain efficient automated testing, CI and deployment pipelines within regulatory constraints
Work closely with hardware, product and design teams to ensure effective integration, system-level reliability, and that solutions meet user needs
Prioritise and resolve firmware defects based on severity and business impact
Maintain a clear understanding of the product roadmap and advise on technical implications and risks
What You’ll Bring
Nice to Have
Location: UK (Remote)
We’re looking for a Senior Software Engineer to help scale our hospital-at-home platform, used in live, high-acuity clinical environments. This is a full-stack role with real depth in backend or platform engineering. You’ll own meaningful problems end-to-end – shaping the approach with Product and clinical stakeholders, leading the design, and shipping reliable software clinicians and patients depend on. You’ll also raise the bar around you, mentoring other engineers and improving how the team works – building safe, high-quality software where reliability and patient safety matter.
What You’ll Do
Own significant backend services and user-facing features, from problem definition through to running them in production.
Lead technical design, weigh up trade-offs, and make pragmatic calls that balance long-term platform health against shipping value quickly.
Set the standard for clean, well-tested code, and improve how the team tests, reviews and releases.
Work closely with Product, Design, QA, Clinical, Data and Hardware to deliver capabilities that hang together – understanding why we’re building something, for whom, and the value it delivers.
Help run the product in live clinical use – deploying, monitoring, on-call – and lead incident response and the learning that follows.
Bring the right discipline to regulated, higher-risk work – controlled change, traceability, validation – without slowing the team down.
Mentor and grow other engineers through pairing, review and coaching.
What You’ll Bring
Nice to Have
Location: Rochester, NY
We’re looking for a Purchasing & Inventory Coordination Lead based in Rochester, NY. This role will support the operational buildout and ongoing execution of a new Rochester, NY facility by executing purchasing activities and supporting inventory-related processes. Reporting to the Director of Operations, this role is responsible for ensuring efficient procurement, accurate data management, and effective vendor coordination.
This is a hands-on, detail-oriented role focused on purchasing execution and operational coordination, ensuring materials are available to support production and distribution in a regulated environment. The ideal candidate brings experience in procurement, strong organizational skills, and the ability to support structured, scalable processes.
What You’ll Do
Purchasing & Procurement
Vendor Management
Parts & BOM Data Coordination
Documentation & Process Control
Process Improvement & Support
What You’ll Bring
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