Amplifier AI is building a next-generation surgical planning platform - powered by our own imaging, segmentation, and 3D measurement engine.
We are a focused team of engineers, radiologists, and data scientists from Ukraine and across Europe. We care about precision, reproducibility, and building tools that genuinely help doctors plan safer surgeries.
If you enjoy clean Python, 3D geometry, and solving real-world imaging problems - keep reading.
Why Amplifier
Real impact
Your work directly influences clinical decisions and patient outcomes.
Deep technical domain
Medical imaging is one of the most intellectually demanding areas in applied software engineering. You’ll work at the intersection of geometry, physics, and clinical reality.
Growth
Competitive salary, optional stock options, and a clear path toward senior-level ownership.
Engineering culture
Small team. Thoughtful discussions. Strict typing. Strong code reviews. No corporate theater.
How We Work
- Fully remote, with EU time overlap
- Communication in English / Ukrainian
- Ownership over micromanagement
- Code reviews are deep and technical (we care about correctness, not ego)
We move fast - but with engineering discipline.
Hospitals and real clinical data sometimes change priorities.
When that happens, we adjust together as a team.
This is not an enterprise environment with fixed roadmaps and perfectly predefined tickets.
It’s a product used in real surgeries - responsibility matters.
This Role Is Probably Not For You If
- You prefer fully predefined tasks with minimal ambiguity.
- You optimize mainly for comfort and predictability.
- You’re looking for a low-pressure role to focus on side projects.
- You want to “just implement tickets” rather than understand the domain.
We’re building production software used in hospitals.
Quality and ownership are part of the job.
What You’ll Work On
You’ll join the team developing our internal Python engine that powers 3D reconstruction and measurement logic for CT-based workflows.
Your responsibilities will include:
SimpleITK & DICOM
- Reading DICOM series correctly
- Validating RAS origins and directions
- Resampling safely
- Maintaining voxel ↔ physical transforms
VTK & Geometry
- Surface generation from labels
- Distance, intersection, and clipping algorithms
- Exporting reliable STL markers and geometry artifacts
Measurement & QA Logic
- Building robust procedural tools for radiologists
- Handling edge cases in real hospital data
Pipeline Reliability
- Performance tuning
- Structured logging
- Making sure pipelines survive messy real-world datasets
You will own features end-to-end:
from understanding the problem to validating on real data.
Our Stack
Core:
- Python 3.13+
- SimpleITK
- VTK
- NumPy / SciPy
- Pydantic
ML:
- PyTorch
- nnU-Net (segmentation experiments)
Tooling:
- pytest
- mypy (strict)
- ruff
- pre-commit
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
- Git LFS
- Sentry
We write clean, typed code.
Reproducibility is mandatory.
We prefer clarity over cleverness.
What We’re Looking For
We’re not hiring by title.
We’re hiring engineers who think clearly and care about correctness.
You’ll thrive here if you:
- Write clean, modular Python code
- Understand 3D medical image fundamentals (origin, spacing, direction)
- Know the difference between voxel space and physical space
- Enjoy debugging complex geometric edge cases
- Can explain your reasoning clearly
Experience with SimpleITK, VTK, or PyTorch is a strong plus.
If you haven’t used them before, you must be comfortable diving deep and learning independently.
We mentor - but initiative is expected.
Nice to Have
- VTK surface/volume rendering experience
- ML segmentation metrics (Dice, Hausdorff, nnU-Net)
- Interest in GPU acceleration and large-volume performance
Example Challenges
- Build a robust distance-measurement tool between anatomical segmentations with exportable nearest-point markers.
- Extract centerlines and anatomical landmarks from noisy CT scans.
- Enforce consistent spacing/origin/direction across multi-scanner datasets.
If these sound exciting rather than overwhelming - you’ll likely enjoy this role.
What You’ll Gain
- Deep expertise in medical imaging geometry
- Exposure to production-grade clinical data
- Mentorship in system design and performance optimization
- Opportunity to grow technical lead responsibilities over time
We invest in engineers who invest in the product.
How to Apply
Send us:
- Your CV or LinkedIn
- Your GitHub or portfolio (we value real code)
- A short note answering:
A Note from Us
We are Ukrainian engineers building software that blends science and purpose.
We don’t build hype.
We build tools that work in real clinical environments.
If you’re curious, precise, and ready to take ownership - we’d love to talk.