Location: Remote (Continental U.S. only)
Job Type: Full-time
Innolitics LLC is a remote-first company specializing in medical device software development and FDA regulatory consulting. Since 2012, we’ve partnered with medical device companies to bring innovative technologies to market. Our team of engineers, consultants, and domain experts works at the intersection of software engineering and regulatory compliance to deliver high-quality solutions.
We are a growing, collaborative team that values clear thinking, attention to detail, and continuous improvement. Agentic AI tools like Claude Code are changing the day-to-day experience of engineering work. We see this as an opportunity, not a threat, and are actively learning how to use these tools to produce robust, traceable, high-quality systems where correctness, safety, and documentation matter.
If you’re excited by the intersection of technology, medicine, and regulation, and you enjoy organizing and clarifying complex information, you’ll feel at home here.
We’re hiring a Senior Cybersecurity Engineer to help our medical device clients secure their products. This is a client-facing role that combines cybersecurity expertise, technical writing, architectural design, and requirements elicitation. You’ll work closely with both clients and our internal team to support the cybersecurity activities involved in a FDA submission of Software as a Medical Device (SaMD).
This is a fully remote position with travel 2-3 times a year to clients and our annual company retreat.
We don’t expect you to have any familiarity with FDA regulations. You’ll learn all about these on the job with our thorough training program. Instead, we’re looking for someone that meets these criteria:
Alongside hands-on security work, you’ll learn how medical devices get to market: threat modeling under FDA’s cybersecurity guidance, risk management, quality systems, and FDA submissions. You’ll practice these on real client projects, with mentorship from people who have taken dozens of devices through FDA clearance. Most security engineers never get this exposure; here it’s the core of the job.
Please fill out this form to apply. Provide a cover letter (4–5 short paragraphs) explaining why this role interests you and why you’re a good fit.
We are hiring as soon as we find the right person—so don’t hesitate to apply! If selected to move forward, you’ll hear from our team within 2–4 business days.
After we review your resume and cover letter, we may email you a few questions. After that, the next step is a one-hour technical interview with an engineer on our team.
If that goes well, the next step will be a take-home threat modeling exercise.
During the final interview, with David (a Partner and Co-Founder) and Reece (our Director of Engineering), you’ll begin by running a mock client-meeting (we’re acting like the client). During the second half of the final interview, we’ll ask technical questions.