Software Engineer II - 3D Visualization (OpenGL)

TL;DR

Software Engineer II - 3D Visualization (OpenGL): Building real-time 3D rendering of cardiac anatomy, catheter position, and electrical activity for the Affera Prism Mapping system with an accent on OpenGL, VTK, and Qt/QML features on Linux. Focus on extending shaders and meshes, debugging rendering pipelines, and integrating with data pipelines and UI.

Location: Onsite in Newton, Massachusetts, United States. Minimum 4 days a week onsite. U.S. work authorization required at hire (no sponsorship for this level).

Salary: USD 96,000 - 144,000

Company

Global leader in healthcare technology developing advanced electrophysiology mapping platforms for diagnosing and treating cardiac arrhythmias.

What you will do

• Implement rendering features in C++ and Python using OpenGL, VTK, and Qt/QML on Linux.
• Extend shaders, meshes, and rendering passes for cardiac anatomy, catheters, and electrical activity.
• Own moderately scoped features or components end-to-end.
• Contribute to subsystem design, planning, code reviews, testing, and documentation.
• Debug issues across components and build understanding of system interactions.

Requirements

• U.S. work authorization required (no sponsorship for roles below Principal level).
• Bachelor's degree + 2 years relevant experience or Master's degree.
• Strong C++ and Python programming skills.
• Experience developing on Linux-based systems.
• Solid software engineering principles: OOP, data structures, algorithms, memory management.

Nice to have

• Experience with computer graphics, 3D math, or rendering APIs (OpenGL, Vulkan, etc.).
• Qt/QML in mixed Python/C++ environments.
• Docker, CI/CD, multi-process debugging.
• Evaluating AI-generated code.

Culture & Benefits

• Minimum 4 days/week onsite for collaboration and growth.
• Competitive salary, MIP short-term incentive.
• Health/dental/vision insurance, HSA, FSA, life/disability insurance.
• 401(k) with match, PTO, holidays, tuition reimbursement, ESPP.
• Employee Assistance Program, global well-being program.