Technical Project Engineer, Laboratory Systems & Interfaces

Role overview Implement laboratory software and connect it with the systems and instruments used in customer workflows. You will lead technical work across LIS projects, serve as a customer-facing specialist, and help improve system performance through sound data practices and relevant digital or AI-enabled capabilities.

Responsibilities - Install and configure laboratory systems, map workflows, and deliver LIS implementation tasks. - Create execution plans and documentation, manage assigned work to project budgets and quality standards, and keep stakeholders updated. - Identify and communicate technical, data integrity, and AI-related risks. - Manage small projects, upgrades, and handovers; support on-site deployment and train customers on data use and reporting. - Coordinate between customers and development teams, contribute technical input to sales estimates, and support service operations. - Identify opportunities for automation, analytics, or AI to improve laboratory workflows.

Requirements - Degree, vocational training, or equivalent experience in IT, software engineering, computer science, or a related technical field. - Programming or scripting experience involving interfaces, data exchange, or application integration. - Experience connecting software platforms with laboratory instruments, analysers, or other technical devices. - Knowledge of healthcare interoperability standards such as HL7, ASTM, or IHE, plus operating systems, networking, and virtualized environments. - Fluent German and professional English. - Working knowledge of AI tools and core AI/ML concepts; ability to handle structured data and data quality with awareness of privacy and governance.

Nice to have - LIS, LIMS, or laboratory experience, and familiarity with dashboards, data extraction, or basic analytics.

Benefits and work setup - Based in Ghent, Belgium, with listed annual compensation of €48,223–€72,335 depending on experience and qualifications. - Customer implementations may require on-site work. First-day office attendance is required for onboarding.