The Company: E-SENSE Innovation & Technology Ltd. is a biotechnology startup developing a proprietary medical grade portable medical imaging device (VitoCheck). VitoCheck is ready for soft launch and is undergoing certification. Our medical imaging technology has a wide range of healthcare applications in terms of for disease screening and vital organ health monitoring.
Our founders are PhDs and researchers from top-tier universities from US and HK with strong backgrounds in biomedical technologies, basic and translational research. Our research team is in partnerships with universities and research institutes in Hong Kong as well as worldwide, with topics in medical image processing, medical diagnostic machine learning and mathematical modelling.
We're looking for Quality management and operations assistant with requirements as listed:
Graduated with a bachelor's degree in any of the STEM fields (preferably biomedical engineering, biomedical sciences, and biotechnology).
Strong interest (or with experience) in quality management systems (especially ISO13485).
Strong interest (or with experience) in community healthcare services.
Demonstrate problem-solving skills through innovations, hypothesis design and implementation analytically and quantitatively.
Team player with effective verbal and written communication skills in Cantonese, Chinese and English.
(Preferred) Experience in clinical and translational research.
Job Summary and Responsibilities
This role will focus on the launch of our next-generation medical imaging system, VitoCheck, for vital organ health screening and monitoring. The job responsibility would be the following:
Fine-tuning and maintaining the quality management systems (e.g., ISO13485).
VitoCheck demos, operation training, community screening events, and exhibitions.
Start Date: Immediate
How to Apply: Submit your CV to -
Why Should You Apply?
Flexible work arrangements
Be an integral part of a multi-disciplined team
Experience collaborative industrial R&D and operations with academic institutes, healthcare sector, and the community
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