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Integration Engineer – Hospital & Device Connectivity
About Vitestro Founded in 2017 in Utrecht, Vitestro is pioneering the future of blood collection with the Aletta® Autonomous Robotic Phlebotomy Device™ (ARPD™) . This groundbreaking medical device combines advanced multi-modal imaging (near-infrared, ultrasound, and Doppler ultrasound) with robotics and AI to perform the entire diagnostic blood draw procedure autonomously. By addressing critical healthcare staffing shortages and improving patient experience, Vitestro is transforming one of the most common and essential medical procedures. With more than 90 team members and growing rapidly, we are scaling our impact. As we placed our first devices with customers, we are now expanding our team to ensure successful implementation and long-term reliability. At Vitestro, we are committed to continuous innovation and improvement. General Description We are looking for an Integration Engineer to realize, maintain, and grow the interfaces between hospital laboratory information systems (LIS), Vitestro's venipuncture device, and the online services we use to deploy and manage our installed base. This is the connection that turns a laboratory order into a blood draw and returns a verified collection record, without it, the device cannot do its job. Your job is realizing each new hospital connection, writing the transformations and mappings for their specific LIS, testing and going live with their IT and lab staff, and maintaining and incrementally extending our Apache Camel gateway as new requirements come in. Over time you also grow into ownership of the device IoT side of the platform: provisioning, configuration, certificate lifecycle, update distribution, and fleet health monitoring. As the platform matures, this role may also extend into adjacent connectivity initiatives — such as remote access/support tooling for hospital deployments, or setting up and maintaining internal IT integrations in n8n — though hospital LIS integration remains the core and largest part of the