Job Description
Job Overview
Job Title: Clinical Applications Engineer I
Organization and Department: Tenomix – Research & Development team
Location: London (ON) with frequent travel across Canada & US
Duration: 1-Year Full-Time Contract
Anticipated start date: May 1, 2026 (start date can be negotiated)
Time commitment: Full-time (40 hours/week) with frequent travel
Hiring manager/Supervisor: Mike Lavdas, CTO at Tenomix
Application procedure:
To apply for this position, please fill out the online form
For any questions about this job position, please e-mail careers@tenomix.com referring to Job ID# CAE001
Company Overview
Tenomix is a medical technology startup based in London, ON, dedicated to revolutionizing pathology through cutting-edge robotics and AI. Our flagship innovation is a robotic system for AI-enabled ultrasound scanning and assisted dissection of surgically removed tissues, designed to streamline clinical pathology workflows.
Our small but dynamic team is made up of talented individuals with clinical, engineering, and business expertise, all committed to bringing impactful innovation to healthcare. At Tenomix, we believe in hiring impact-driven, versatile team members who thrive in fast-paced, collaborative environments. We foster a problem-solving culture where every team member plays a vital role in advancing our technology and mission.
We value transparency, open communication, and teamwork, ensuring alignment across the company as we work toward a shared vision. As an equal opportunity employer, we embrace diversity across across language, ethnicity, gender and nationality.
We are the right fit for you if:
Want to make a real difference in healthcare by helping develop and deploy cutting-edge medical robotics, AI, and ultrasound technology to improve pathology workflows.
Are excited about real-world field engineering experience at high-profile hospitals, working closely with clinical partners.
Thrive in a fast-paced, small-team environment where you’ll report directly to the C-Suite and your work directly impacts company success.
Enjoy a challenging and rewarding role that requires creativity, problem-solving, and ownership over key responsibilities.
Are comfortable wearing multiple hats—balancing engineering duties, fieldwork, and clinical user training.
Role Overview
We are looking for a recent engineering graduate to join our team as a Clinical Applications Engineer. This hybrid role combines conventional engineering duties, engineering fieldwork, and customer training, with substantial travel across Canada and the US. Travel frequency will vary based on product demonstrations and clinical data collection schedules, with some trips lasting one to two weeks. While not constant, travel is a key part of the role, providing hands-on experience in cutting-edge medical environments, opportunities to build long-term connections with key stakeholders, and real-time problem-solving in the field.
Here’s what the role entails:
Supporting clinical engagements by setting up our devices at clinical sites, training pathology staff, and troubleshooting issues on-site (with remote support from the technical team).
Serving as the face of Tenomix in the field, balancing technical expertise with professionalism, as every clinical visit is also a potential sales opportunity.
Working closely with the CEO, CTO, and research teams to gather real-world feedback, playing a key role in refining and enhancing our product.
When no clinical visits are scheduled, operating as part of the small technical team under the CTO, performing Robotics/Mechatronics engineering tasks.
This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the development of a medical device with the potential to transform clinical workflows. It provides hands-on experience in both technical and client-facing work, allowing you to develop a broad skill set in a fast-paced environment.
What Will You Do
On-Site Support & Training
Travel with the CEO and/or research staff to clinical sites for data collection and product demonstrations.
Set up and configure the Tenomix pathology robot for clinical use.
Train pathology staff on device operation, consumables usage, and best practices.Serve as a technical liaison, ensuring a smooth clinical adoption process.
Field Troubleshooting & Technical Communication
Identify, diagnose, and troubleshoot hardware/software issues in real-world clinical settings.
Work under pressure to resolve real-time system failures, ensuring minimal disruption to clinical data collection.
Clearly document and communicate technical issues to the engineering team for remote support.
Assist with data transfer and management as needed.
Engineering & Product Development Support (when not traveling)
Assist with hardware and product development through CAD modeling, 3D printing, prototyping, and testing.
Contribute to design documentation, ensuring compliance with technical and regulatory requirements.
Support vendor sourcing and component selection, collaborating with suppliers as needed.
Depending on experience, contribute to software development tasks.
Who Are You
A recent engineering graduate or young professional with relevant experience in Mechanical, Electrical, or Mechatronics Engineering.
Eligible to participate in the IRAP Youth Employment Program (YEP). Note: This position is supported by external funding, and applicants must meet the eligibility criteria outlined by the IRAP YEP program. We encourage candidates to review the program requirements here to ensure they qualify.
Strong in engineering fundamentals, problem-solving, and troubleshooting.
Polished, confident, and charismatic in professional environments, with strong interpersonal skills.
Comfortable with frequent travel, including extended trips (up to several weeks at a time).
Able to think independently in the field, adapting to challenges and communicating effectively with both technical teams and non-technical end-users/stakeholders.
Proactive, adaptable, and eager to take on new challenges to support both the technical and clinical aspects of the role.
Bonus Points
Experience with robotics, automation, or medical devices.
Exposure to medical environments (e.g., labs, hospitals, or clinical settings).
Familiarity with working within a quality management system (QMS).
Some experience with ultrasound imaging and/or machine vision.
Additional Information
Compensation and benefits:
Salary: $62,400 annually (equivalent to $30 per hour based on a 40-hour work week).
Benefits: Not included for this position.
Application details and instructions: Applicant must be eligible to work in Canada.
Equal Opportunity: Tenomix is an equal opportunity employer and have a diverse and multidisciplinary team with representation across language, ethnicity, gender and nationality.
Application Screening: All applications are screened manually. AI, and AI-Augmented Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), are not used in our process to screen, assess, reject or select candidates.
Position Status: This job positing is for an active vacancy within our organization.
Job Title: Clinical Applications Engineer I
Organization and Department: Tenomix – Research & Development team
Location: London (ON) with frequent travel across Canada & US
Duration: 1-Year Full-Time Contract
Anticipated start date: May 1, 2026 (start date can be negotiated)
Time commitment: Full-time (40 hours/week) with frequent travel
Hiring manager/Supervisor: Mike Lavdas, CTO at Tenomix
Application procedure:
To apply for this position, please fill out the online form
For any questions about this job position, please e-mail careers@tenomix.com referring to Job ID# CAE001
Company Overview
Tenomix is a medical technology startup based in London, ON, dedicated to revolutionizing pathology through cutting-edge robotics and AI. Our flagship innovation is a robotic system for AI-enabled ultrasound scanning and assisted dissection of surgically removed tissues, designed to streamline clinical pathology workflows.
Our small but dynamic team is made up of talented individuals with clinical, engineering, and business expertise, all committed to bringing impactful innovation to healthcare. At Tenomix, we believe in hiring impact-driven, versatile team members who thrive in fast-paced, collaborative environments. We foster a problem-solving culture where every team member plays a vital role in advancing our technology and mission.
We value transparency, open communication, and teamwork, ensuring alignment across the company as we work toward a shared vision. As an equal opportunity employer, we embrace diversity across across language, ethnicity, gender and nationality.
We are the right fit for you if:
Want to make a real difference in healthcare by helping develop and deploy cutting-edge medical robotics, AI, and ultrasound technology to improve pathology workflows.
Are excited about real-world field engineering experience at high-profile hospitals, working closely with clinical partners.
Thrive in a fast-paced, small-team environment where you’ll report directly to the C-Suite and your work directly impacts company success.
Enjoy a challenging and rewarding role that requires creativity, problem-solving, and ownership over key responsibilities.
Are comfortable wearing multiple hats—balancing engineering duties, fieldwork, and clinical user training.
Role Overview
We are looking for a recent engineering graduate to join our team as a Clinical Applications Engineer. This hybrid role combines conventional engineering duties, engineering fieldwork, and customer training, with substantial travel across Canada and the US. Travel frequency will vary based on product demonstrations and clinical data collection schedules, with some trips lasting one to two weeks. While not constant, travel is a key part of the role, providing hands-on experience in cutting-edge medical environments, opportunities to build long-term connections with key stakeholders, and real-time problem-solving in the field.
Here’s what the role entails:
Supporting clinical engagements by setting up our devices at clinical sites, training pathology staff, and troubleshooting issues on-site (with remote support from the technical team).
Serving as the face of Tenomix in the field, balancing technical expertise with professionalism, as every clinical visit is also a potential sales opportunity.
Working closely with the CEO, CTO, and research teams to gather real-world feedback, playing a key role in refining and enhancing our product.
When no clinical visits are scheduled, operating as part of the small technical team under the CTO, performing Robotics/Mechatronics engineering tasks.
This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the development of a medical device with the potential to transform clinical workflows. It provides hands-on experience in both technical and client-facing work, allowing you to develop a broad skill set in a fast-paced environment.
What Will You Do
On-Site Support & Training
Travel with the CEO and/or research staff to clinical sites for data collection and product demonstrations.
Set up and configure the Tenomix pathology robot for clinical use.
Train pathology staff on device operation, consumables usage, and best practices.Serve as a technical liaison, ensuring a smooth clinical adoption process.
Field Troubleshooting & Technical Communication
Identify, diagnose, and troubleshoot hardware/software issues in real-world clinical settings.
Work under pressure to resolve real-time system failures, ensuring minimal disruption to clinical data collection.
Clearly document and communicate technical issues to the engineering team for remote support.
Assist with data transfer and management as needed.
Engineering & Product Development Support (when not traveling)
Assist with hardware and product development through CAD modeling, 3D printing, prototyping, and testing.
Contribute to design documentation, ensuring compliance with technical and regulatory requirements.
Support vendor sourcing and component selection, collaborating with suppliers as needed.
Depending on experience, contribute to software development tasks.
Who Are You
A recent engineering graduate or young professional with relevant experience in Mechanical, Electrical, or Mechatronics Engineering.
Eligible to participate in the IRAP Youth Employment Program (YEP). Note: This position is supported by external funding, and applicants must meet the eligibility criteria outlined by the IRAP YEP program. We encourage candidates to review the program requirements here to ensure they qualify.
Strong in engineering fundamentals, problem-solving, and troubleshooting.
Polished, confident, and charismatic in professional environments, with strong interpersonal skills.
Comfortable with frequent travel, including extended trips (up to several weeks at a time).
Able to think independently in the field, adapting to challenges and communicating effectively with both technical teams and non-technical end-users/stakeholders.
Proactive, adaptable, and eager to take on new challenges to support both the technical and clinical aspects of the role.
Bonus Points
Experience with robotics, automation, or medical devices.
Exposure to medical environments (e.g., labs, hospitals, or clinical settings).
Familiarity with working within a quality management system (QMS).
Some experience with ultrasound imaging and/or machine vision.
Additional Information
Compensation and benefits:
Salary: $62,400 annually (equivalent to $30 per hour based on a 40-hour work week).
Benefits: Not included for this position.
Application details and instructions: Applicant must be eligible to work in Canada.
Equal Opportunity: Tenomix is an equal opportunity employer and have a diverse and multidisciplinary team with representation across language, ethnicity, gender and nationality.
Application Screening: All applications are screened manually. AI, and AI-Augmented Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), are not used in our process to screen, assess, reject or select candidates.
Position Status: This job positing is for an active vacancy within our organization.
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Clinical Applications Engineer I position is now open for candidates interested in the IT Engineer & Developer Jobs sector. This role in London offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in IT Engineer & Developer Jobs is a plus.
