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  • Territory Manager - Neurosurgery (Los Angeles County)  

    - Los Angeles
    Job DescriptionJob DescriptionSymmetrio is recruiting for a Territory... Read More
    Job DescriptionJob Description

    Symmetrio is recruiting for a Territory Manager - Neurosurgery (Los Angeles) on behalf of a confidential medical device company. This individual will be responsible for driving product adoption, utilization, and revenue growth across an assigned Southern California territory.

    This role is best suited for a medical device sales professional with experience selling into neurosurgery, radiation oncology, or a related hospital-based specialty, with the ability to manage complex sales cycles involving physicians, clinical teams, administrators, and purchasing stakeholders.

    The ideal candidate will be based in Los Angeles County.

    Responsibilities Drive revenue growth and meet territory sales goals. Build relationships with physicians, hospital leadership, clinical teams, and administrative stakeholders. Identify new sales opportunities and support product adoption within target accounts. Present product value, clinical benefits, and economic impact to key decision-makers. Manage complex, multi-stakeholder hospital sales cycles from prospecting through close. Develop territory plans, forecasts, and pipeline updates using CRM tools. Partner with internal clinical, marketing, operations, and leadership teams to support account growth. Represent the company at hospital meetings, workshops, trade shows, and customer events.

    Compensation

    $150,000 base salary + $150,000 variable compensation at plan

    OTE: $300,000

    Requirements

    Bachelor’s degree preferred, or equivalent professional experience. 5+ years of medical device sales experience. Experience selling into neurosurgery, radiation oncology, or a related hospital-based specialty preferred. Proven success managing complex physician and hospital sales cycles. Strong presentation, communication, and relationship-building skills. Ability to analyze markets, develop territory strategy, and manage multiple priorities. Comfortable working independently in a remote, field-based role. Proficient with CRM systems and Microsoft Office. Ability to travel 50%+ as needed.

    Benefits

    Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)401k Retirement Plan (4% match)Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays) Read Less
  • Territory Manager - Neurosurgery (NC,SC,TN)  

    - Raleigh
    Job DescriptionJob DescriptionSymmetrio is recruiting for a Territory... Read More
    Job DescriptionJob Description

    Symmetrio is recruiting for a Territory Manager - Neurosurgery (Los Angeles) on behalf of a confidential medical device company. This individual will be responsible for driving product adoption, utilization, and revenue growth across an assigned Southern California territory.

    This role is best suited for a medical device sales professional with experience selling into neurosurgery, radiation oncology, or a related hospital-based specialty, with the ability to manage complex sales cycles involving physicians, clinical teams, administrators, and purchasing stakeholders.

    The ideal candidate will be based in Los Angeles County.

    Responsibilities Drive revenue growth and meet territory sales goals. Build relationships with physicians, hospital leadership, clinical teams, and administrative stakeholders. Identify new sales opportunities and support product adoption within target accounts. Present product value, clinical benefits, and economic impact to key decision-makers. Manage complex, multi-stakeholder hospital sales cycles from prospecting through close. Develop territory plans, forecasts, and pipeline updates using CRM tools. Partner with internal clinical, marketing, operations, and leadership teams to support account growth. Represent the company at hospital meetings, workshops, trade shows, and customer events.

    Compensation

    $150,000 base salary + $150,000 variable compensation at plan

    OTE: $300,000

    Requirements

    Bachelor’s degree preferred, or equivalent professional experience. 5+ years of medical device sales experience. Experience selling into neurosurgery, radiation oncology, or a related hospital-based specialty preferred. Proven success managing complex physician and hospital sales cycles. Strong presentation, communication, and relationship-building skills. Ability to analyze markets, develop territory strategy, and manage multiple priorities. Comfortable working independently in a remote, field-based role. Proficient with CRM systems and Microsoft Office. Ability to travel 50%+ as needed.

    Benefits

    Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)401k Retirement Plan (4% match)Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays) Read Less
  • Territory Manager - Neurosurgery (NC,SC,TN)  

    - Nashville
    Job DescriptionJob DescriptionSymmetrio is recruiting for a Territory... Read More
    Job DescriptionJob Description

    Symmetrio is recruiting for a Territory Manager - Neurosurgery (Los Angeles) on behalf of a confidential medical device company. This individual will be responsible for driving product adoption, utilization, and revenue growth across an assigned Southern California territory.

    This role is best suited for a medical device sales professional with experience selling into neurosurgery, radiation oncology, or a related hospital-based specialty, with the ability to manage complex sales cycles involving physicians, clinical teams, administrators, and purchasing stakeholders.

    The ideal candidate will be based in Los Angeles County.

    Responsibilities Drive revenue growth and meet territory sales goals. Build relationships with physicians, hospital leadership, clinical teams, and administrative stakeholders. Identify new sales opportunities and support product adoption within target accounts. Present product value, clinical benefits, and economic impact to key decision-makers. Manage complex, multi-stakeholder hospital sales cycles from prospecting through close. Develop territory plans, forecasts, and pipeline updates using CRM tools. Partner with internal clinical, marketing, operations, and leadership teams to support account growth. Represent the company at hospital meetings, workshops, trade shows, and customer events.

    Compensation

    $150,000 base salary + $150,000 variable compensation at plan

    OTE: $300,000

    Requirements

    Bachelor’s degree preferred, or equivalent professional experience. 5+ years of medical device sales experience. Experience selling into neurosurgery, radiation oncology, or a related hospital-based specialty preferred. Proven success managing complex physician and hospital sales cycles. Strong presentation, communication, and relationship-building skills. Ability to analyze markets, develop territory strategy, and manage multiple priorities. Comfortable working independently in a remote, field-based role. Proficient with CRM systems and Microsoft Office. Ability to travel 50%+ as needed.

    Benefits

    Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)401k Retirement Plan (4% match)Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays) Read Less
  • Remote Professional Services US  

    - Riverside County
    Professional Services Job Description Symmetrio is recruiting for thei... Read More
    Professional Services Job Description Symmetrio is recruiting for their client, a global leader in medical device, seeking a Professional Services Sales Manager to drive adoption of consulting and service solutions across health systems, cancer centers, and radiation oncology departments. This is an individual contributor role. This role will focus on selling high value professional services that help healthcare organizations improve operational efficiency, optimize clinical workflows, and maximize the performance of radiation oncology programs. The ideal candidate is a consultative seller with experience working with hospitals or health systems and a strong understanding of oncology, medical technology, or healthcare operations. This individual will partner closely with clinical, technical, and commercial teams to identify opportunities where professional services can improve clinical outcomes, operational performance, and financial results. The role requires travel and proximity to a major airport is desirable. Key Responsibilities • Identify and develop new business opportunities with the team for professional and consulting services within radiation oncology and cancer care programs • Engage hospital executives, department leaders, and clinical stakeholders to understand operational challenges and align service offerings with their needs • Sell consulting services focused on workflow optimization, operational efficiency, program development, and technology implementation • Partner with product sales teams and account managers to expand service opportunities within existing accounts • Develop proposals, value analyses, and ROI models to demonstrate the impact of professional services engagements Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred • 7+ years of sales experience in healthcare, medical technology, or healthcare consulting • Experience selling professional services, consulting, or enterprise solutions to hospitals or health systems • Strong understanding of oncology, radiation therapy, or hospital operations is highly preferred • Demonstrated ability to sell complex solutions to multiple stakeholders within large healthcare organizations • Strong financial acumen and ability to communicate ROI and operational impact • Excellent communication and presentation skills • Ability to travel as needed to support customer engagements Preferred Background • Experience working with radiation oncology departments • Background in healthcare consulting, clinical operations, or medical technology services • Established relationships with hospital leadership or cancer center administrators Read Less
  • Symmetrio is recruiting a lead QA Engineer to support a large enterpri... Read More
    Symmetrio is recruiting a lead QA Engineer to support a large enterprise technology modernization initiative focused on workforce systems and operational platforms. This role will lead quality assurance efforts across complex enterprise applications while driving a modern, automation-focused testing strategy designed to improve system reliability, accelerate delivery timelines, and enhance overall software quality. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in test automation, enterprise QA leadership, and process improvement, along with the ability to collaborate across technical and business teams in a fast-paced environment. This individual will play a key role in shaping testing strategy, improving quality visibility, and helping ensure successful project execution across multiple integrated systems. Responsibilities Lead quality assurance initiatives across enterprise applications, integrations, and business-critical systems. Design and oversee scalable automated testing solutions to improve efficiency, consistency, and long-term maintainability. Collaborate with engineering, infrastructure, and business teams to ensure testing aligns with operational goals and project requirements. Establish testing strategies and quality standards across functional, regression, integration, and performance testing efforts. Drive continuous improvement initiatives related to automation, testing processes, defect management, and release readiness. Develop reporting and quality metrics that provide visibility into testing progress, risks, and system stability. Support implementation of modern QA practices, including AI-assisted testing tools and intelligent automation capabilities. Participate in project planning, sprint activities, and release discussions to proactively identify quality risks and dependencies. Provide mentorship and guidance to QA team members while promoting best practices across the organization. Assist with compliance, audit readiness, and documentation efforts related to enterprise software deployments. Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience. 5+ years of experience within software quality assurance, test automation, or quality engineering roles. Hands-on experience building or managing automated testing frameworks within enterprise environments. Strong understanding of software development lifecycle methodologies, Agile practices, and enterprise testing processes. Experience working with APIs, backend validation, and integrated enterprise systems. Familiarity with CI/CD environments and automated deployment workflows. Ability to analyze testing results, identify trends, and communicate risks effectively to both technical and business stakeholders. Strong problem-solving, organizational, and communication skills. Experience working within large, cross-functional enterprise teams supporting complex technology initiatives. Preferred Qualifications Experience with modern automation tools and frameworks used within enterprise QA environments. Exposure to AI-enabled testing tools, intelligent automation, or advanced quality analytics. Familiarity with workforce management, HR technology, payroll, or scheduling platforms. Experience with scripting or programming languages used for automation development. Relevant QA or Agile certifications are a plus. Prior experience supporting large-scale digital transformation or enterprise system implementation projects. Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental Read Less
  • Remote Regional Sales Manager - Capital Equipment (Midwest)  

    - Orleans Parish
    Symmetrio is recruiting for their client, a multi-national capital equ... Read More
    Symmetrio is recruiting for their client, a multi-national capital equipment manufacturer, for a Regional Sales Manager to drive capital equipment sales across the Midwest. This is a true hunter role focused on building pipeline, opening new accounts, and closing complex capital sales within hospitals and health systems. Must live in one of the following territories: MN, IL, IA, KY, IN, OH, ND, SD. The ideal candidate is a high-energy sales professional who thrives on new business development and has experience selling capital equipment into clinical environments. Candidates with backgrounds in imaging, radiation oncology, cardiology, or nuclear medicine are strongly preferred. Responsibilities • Drive new business development across Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, and Indiana, Ohio and the Dakotas. • Identify and pursue capital equipment opportunities within hospitals, health systems, and specialty clinics • Build and manage a strong pipeline through strategic prospecting and territory development • Develop relationships with physicians, department leaders, and hospital administrators • Lead the full capital sales cycle including discovery, presentations, proposal development, and contract negotiation • Navigate complex healthcare purchasing processes and capital approval committees • Maintain accurate pipeline visibility and forecasting • 5+ years of healthcare capital equipment sales experience • Proven success generating new opportunities and closing complex deals ($750K+ preferred) • Experience selling into hospitals and all health systems • Background or exposure to radiation oncology, cardiology, or nuclear medicine strongly preferred • Excellent relationship-building, communication, and negotiation skills • Ability to travel regularly within the Midwest territory This is an excellent opportunity for a true “hunter”. Uncapped commissions, strong organization and a good management team. If you are someone who enjoys opening doors, building new relationships, and driving revenue in a competitive capital equipment market, this is a strong opportunity to step into a high-impact territory. OTE: ~$300K. Read Less
  • Remote Regional Sales Manager - Capital Equipment (South Central)  

    - Clark County
    Symmetrio is recruiting for their client, a multi-national capital equ... Read More
    Symmetrio is recruiting for their client, a multi-national capital equipment manufacturer, for a Regional Sales Manager to drive capital equipment sales across the Midwest. This is a true hunter role focused on building pipeline, opening new accounts, and closing complex capital sales within hospitals and health systems. Must live in one of the following territories: TX, LA, AR, OK, MO, KS, IA, NE, CO The ideal candidate is a high-energy sales professional who thrives on new business development and has experience selling capital equipment into clinical environments. Candidates with backgrounds in imaging, radiation oncology, cardiology, or nuclear medicine are strongly preferred. Responsibilities • Drive new business development across Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, and Indiana, Ohio and the Dakotas. • Identify and pursue capital equipment opportunities within hospitals, health systems, and specialty clinics • Build and manage a strong pipeline through strategic prospecting and territory development • Develop relationships with physicians, department leaders, and hospital administrators • Lead the full capital sales cycle including discovery, presentations, proposal development, and contract negotiation • Navigate complex healthcare purchasing processes and capital approval committees • Maintain accurate pipeline visibility and forecasting • 5+ years of healthcare capital equipment sales experience • Proven success generating new opportunities and closing complex deals ($750K+ preferred) • Experience selling into hospitals and all health systems • Background or exposure to radiation oncology, cardiology, or nuclear medicine strongly preferred • Excellent relationship-building, communication, and negotiation skills • Ability to travel regularly within the Midwest territory This is an excellent opportunity for a true “hunter”. Uncapped commissions, strong organization and a good management team. If you are someone who enjoys opening doors, building new relationships, and driving revenue in a competitive capital equipment market, this is a strong opportunity to step into a high-impact territory. OTE: ~$300K. Read Less
  • Medical Training and Education Lead  

    - San Diego
    Job DescriptionJob DescriptionSymmetrio is recruiting for a Medical Tr... Read More
    Job DescriptionJob Description

    Symmetrio is recruiting for a Medical Training and Education Lead on behalf of a confidential medical technology company developing an advanced cranial robotic navigation platform.

    This is a full-time, fully on-site role based in San Diego, CA. Candidates currently in San Diego are preferred, though relocation candidates will be considered. The role requires periodic domestic and international travel.

    The Medical Training and Education Lead will build and manage training programs for surgeons, clinical staff, and internal field teams to support customer education, clinical readiness, and global training initiatives.

    Responsibilities Build and lead customer education programs for surgeons, fellows, residents, and clinical staff. Design structured training pathways, including fundamentals, advanced, and expert-level education. Develop training curriculum, course outlines, learning objectives, clinical technique guides, e-learning modules, certification programs, and assessments. Partner with sales and commercial teams to align education programs with system trials, launches, and customer engagements. Create and deliver clinical and product training for sales representatives, clinical specialists, service engineers, and other internal stakeholders. Ensure field teams can effectively communicate clinical indications, workflows, data, and competitive positioning. Establish competency frameworks and certification standards for internal teams. Translate feedback from surgeons and clinical staff into training, documentation, and product enhancement recommendations. Support development of educational content, presentations, manuals, procedural guides, and training support materials. Assist with global training initiatives and coordination with international stakeholders. Support clinical evaluation training activities and alignment of training standards across global initiatives. Partner cross-functionally with clinical, technical services, sales, marketing, product, and leadership teams. Participate in risk analysis, usability evaluations, design validation activities, and compliance-related education initiatives.

    Salary Range

    $125,000 – $150,000 base salary, depending on experience.

    Requirements

    Bachelor’s degree required; clinical, healthcare, or education-related background preferred. Experience in medical device training, clinical education, surgical robotics, navigation, enabling technologies, or clinical evaluations preferred. Strong presentation, communication, and organizational skills. Experience developing training materials, educational programs, or competency initiatives. Ability to work cross-functionally in a dynamic growth environment. Must be able to work fully on-site in San Diego, CA. Candidates currently located in San Diego preferred; relocation candidates will be considered. Willingness to travel periodically, both domestically and internationally, for training, education, and clinical support initiatives.

    Benefits

    Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)Retirement Plan (401k, IRA)Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays) Read Less
  • Marketing Manager  

    - San Diego
    Job DescriptionJob DescriptionSymmetrio is recruiting for a Marketing... Read More
    Job DescriptionJob Description

    Symmetrio is recruiting for a Marketing Coordinator on behalf of an innovative startup medical device company experiencing exciting growth. This is an excellent opportunity for a hands-on, highly organized marketing professional who enjoys working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and wants to help build and support marketing operations within a growing organization.

    The Marketing Coordinator will support a broad range of marketing activities including trade shows, event coordination, marketing communications, collateral development, project management, and day-to-day marketing operations. This role is ideal for someone who is adaptable, proactive, detail-oriented, and excited by the opportunity to wear multiple hats within a startup environment.

    The position will work closely with leadership and internal stakeholders and requires someone who can manage multiple priorities while maintaining strong execution and organizational skills. This is an ON-SITE, in office position based in the San Diego Metro area. Compensation is $85,000 – $100,000 base salary, depending on experience. This is an opportunity to join a growing startup medical device company where you will have direct visibility with leadership and the ability to make an immediate impact. The role offers broad exposure across marketing functions and is ideal for someone who enjoys variety, collaboration, and helping build processes within an entrepreneurial environment.

    Requirements

    Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, Business, or related field preferredApproximately 5–10+ years of marketing, marcom, event coordination, or project management experienceStrong organizational and multitasking skills with exceptional attention to detailExperience coordinating trade shows, meetings, or events strongly preferredGeneral understanding of marketing fundamentals, marketing communications, and project coordinationAbility to adapt quickly and manage multiple competing prioritiesStrong interpersonal and communication skillsComfortable working in an onsite, team-oriented environmentMedical device or healthcare industry experience is preferred but not required

    Benefits

    Excellent Benefits including:

    PTO

    401K Match

    Paid Holidays

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  • Senior Product Lead (Healthcare SaaS)  

    - Denver
    Job DescriptionJob DescriptionSymmetrio is seeking a strategic and hig... Read More
    Job DescriptionJob Description

    Symmetrio is seeking a strategic and highly collaborative Senior Product Lead to support our client, a healthcare SaaS company focused on oncology care, to lead the vision, strategy, and execution of their SaaS platform roadmap and end-to-end user experience initiatives. This leadership role will drive product innovation, platform enhancements, UX strategy, and cross-functional product execution across the organization.

    The ideal candidate combines strong product leadership, customer-centric thinking, UX expertise, and operational excellence with the ability to lead high-performing teams in a fast-paced healthcare SaaS environment.

    This is a full-time office-based position located in the Denver Metro area with a salary range between $180,000 and $220,000.

    ResponsibilitiesLead, own, and evolve the company’s Product Management and User Experience roadmap, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives, customer needs, and market opportunities.Drive product innovation, next-generation platform enhancements, scalability initiatives, and long-term capacity planning.Develop and execute UX and product design strategies across the full client and contributor journey.Build, lead, and develop high-performing Product Management and UX teams through coaching, mentorship, and talent development.Establish and continuously improve scalable product development processes, ensuring effective prioritization, execution, and incorporation of customer feedback into the product roadmap.Partner with executive leadership and key stakeholders to shape product vision, drive strategic initiatives, and ensure organizational alignment.Partner with Engineering, Marketing, Brand, and Client Services teams to ensure a seamless and consistent user experience across all touchpoints.Lead compliance, regulatory, and enhancement initiatives while proactively communicating organizational impact and requirements to leadership.Champion Agile, Lean Product Development, and modern UX best practices throughout the organization.Utilize A/B testing, analytics, and customer insights to optimize user engagement, acquisition, and retention.Monitor industry trends, competitive dynamics, emerging technologies, and strategic partnership opportunities to inform product strategy.Lead product design sessions, define platform capabilities, and document functional requirements and feature enhancements.Oversee product release planning, prioritization, estimation, and execution across multiple concurrent initiatives.Brief and train Sales and Client Services teams on product capabilities, enhancements, and positioning.Act as a collaborative leader across the organization and contribute to a culture of innovation, accountability, and continuous improvement.

    Requirements

    Must be based in the Denver Metro area or willing to relocate.7+ years of progressive Product Management experience within SaaS or technology-driven environments.Proven success leading Product Management and UX/UI initiatives in complex, fast-paced organizations.Strong experience developing and executing product strategy, roadmaps, and go-to-market initiatives.Experience gathering and prioritizing requirementsDeep understanding of UX principles, customer journey mapping, and human-centered design methodologies.Hands-on experience with Agile, Scrum, Lean Product Development, and iterative product delivery models.Professional Scrum Product Owner (PSPO) certification required.Demonstrated success managing cross-functional initiatives across Product, Engineering, Marketing, and Client Services.Experience leveraging analytics, customer insights, and A/B testing to drive product optimization and user engagement.Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving capabilities.Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.Ability to manage multiple priorities and drive alignment across teams.Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred.Experience in healthcare technology, digital health, or regulated SaaS environments preferred.

    Benefits

    Base salary range: $180,000 – $220,000 annuallyAnnual bonus opportunity based on company performance and individual contributionComprehensive benefits packageCollaborative and entrepreneurial work environmentHigh visibility and meaningful impact across the organizationCareer growth and leadership opportunities Read Less

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