Senior Windows DevOps Engineer.

Location: Kefar Sava, Central, Israel

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A Day in the Life

CathWorks, now part of Medtronic, develops FFRangio — a Windows-based system used in the cardiac catheterization lab (Cath lab) to support interventional cardiology decision-making. As part of our platform and infrastructure team, you'll help ensure our Windows-based medical device environment is secure, compliant, and reliably deployable across clinical sites.

We are looking for a Windows platform expert with deep, hands-on scripting skills (PowerShell preferred) to own the security hardening, imaging, and deployment automation of the Windows environment underlying our FFRangio system.

You'll work at the intersection of low-level Windows internals (boot security, disk encryption, image management) and modern Windows virtualization and DevOps practices (CI/CD pipelines), helping us build a secure, locked down, and reliably reproducible Windows environment for a regulated medical device product.

You should be comfortable going deep — from BIOS settings and TPM chains up through image-building and pipeline automation — and who treats scripting as the primary tool for making security and deployment repeatable, auditable, and reliable, in service of a real clinical product used in the Cath lab.

Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned:

Design, implement, and maintain PowerShell-based automation for system configuration, hardening, and deployment of FFRangio Windows workstations

Define and enforce BIOS/UEFI security settings and TPM-based trust chains (Secure Boot, measured boot, TPM attestation)

Implement and manage BitLocker and other Windows encryption mechanisms, including key management and recovery strategies

Build and maintain Windows hardening baselines using Group Policy, AppLocker, custom Shell/UI restrictions, and Kiosk (Assigned Access) mode suited to a clinical, cath-lab environment

Manage user/account permission models and least-privilege access schemes across managed devices

Create, manipulate, and maintain VHD/VHDX-based images for deployment, recovery, and testing workflows

Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines in Azure DevOps for automated build, test, and deployment of Windows images and configurations

Collaborate with software, QA, and regulatory/quality teams to ensure hardening and deployment practices

Document configurations, scripts, and processes for reproducibility and audit purposes, consistent with medical device quality system requirements