Robotics Product Specialist – Surgical Robotics

About the role

Stryker is accepting expressions of interest for a Robotics Product Specialist on a 12-month contract in Wellington, New Zealand. The role sits in a team at the forefront of surgical innovation, working hands-on in theatre to support surgeons with advanced robotic technology used in joint replacement procedures. It is a hybrid position.

Key responsibilities

• Provide in-theatre technical and clinical support during knee and hip procedures, enabling safe and effective use of robotic technology
• Deliver pre-operative case planning by segmenting and analysing CT data using specialised software
• Act as the main point of contact for surgeons and theatre staff during procedures, keeping workflows smooth
• Support procedures day to day, staying ready and accurate in high-pressure clinical settings
• Train healthcare professionals on product use and surgical applications through on-site education sessions
• Maintain accurate case documentation and system data to support compliance and continuous improvement
• Work with internal teams to align case coverage, inventory and scheduling
• Monitor product usage and give feedback to support product development and customer outcomes

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree (minimum) in Allied Health, Biomedical Engineering, Medical Science, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, Chiropractic, Osteo, Podiatry or a related field
• At least 1-2 years of experience in a healthcare, clinical or patient-facing environment
• Full, unrestricted Australian driver's licence
• Preferred: experience supporting surgical or clinical environments, exposure to medical devices, healthcare technology, theatre environments or anatomy-focused roles

What we offer

• Comprehensive training, including robotics certification
• Career progression pathways within a global medical technology organisation
• Multiple financial benefits including health care, financial wellbeing and insurance benefits
• Ongoing training and paid parental leave schemes
• Volunteer days

The role covers Wellington and surrounding areas, requires regular hospital and theatre attendance, and involves frequent local travel with occasional regional travel (about 30% travel).