Implementation Engineer - Contractor
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Job description
As Proximie accelerates the global deployment of its Intelligence Suite, each implementation represents a critical opportunity to validate outcomes, gather insights, and strengthen both product development and commercial readiness., To support this phase of growth, Proximie is seeking an Implementation Engineer to join the European team, based in London, on an initial 3-month contract with potential for extension. This role is hands-on, client-facing, and pivotal to delivering a best-in-class implementation experience across Europe, with an immediate focus on the UK.
The Implementation Engineer will deliver high-touch implementation services spanning installation, configuration, clinical support, and ongoing engagement - operating with autonomy while collaborating closely with internal Product and Engineering teams.
Job Responsibilities
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Deliver, install, connect, configure, and test Proximie equipment, including Intelligence Suite hardware and computer vision sensors.
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Support live clinical use of the Proximie platform in operating rooms, laboratories, and training environments.
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Train end users on system functionality and integrated workflows.
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Ensure optimal utilisation of system capabilities, identifying inefficiencies and opportunities for improvement.
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Participate in planning, testing, and cross-functional coordination meetings.
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Maintain clear, consistent communication in line with Proximie implementation processes.
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Partner with Product and Engineering teams to support New Product Introductions (NPI), including the development and delivery of launch training.
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Identify, manage, and escalate IT, hardware, or software issues promptly and appropriately.
Requirements
Do you have a valid Driving Licence license?, Do you have experience in SaaS?, * Technical degree, relevant certifications, or equivalent practical experience.
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Minimum 2 years' experience supporting SaaS, AV, hardware, or similar technical platforms.
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Minimum 3 years' experience working with medical devices or within operating room environments.
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Experience with CAD to support mapping / site surveys.
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Strong capability in technical troubleshooting, diagnosis, and problem resolution.
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Ability to manage multiple concurrent projects while delivering consistently high standards.
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Excellent communication skills and confidence working directly with clinical and technical stakeholders.
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Self-directed, resilient, and comfortable operating in fast-moving, ambiguous environments.
Desirable
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Video and audio hardware experience.
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Experience working in startup or high-growth technology environments.
Travel
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Willingness to travel up to 75% across the UK to customer sites, including hospitals, operating rooms, laboratories, and surgical centres.
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Flexibility to work outside standard business hours where required, including early mornings, evenings, or weekends, to meet customer needs.
License / Certification
- Full, clean driving license.