Respiratory device maker behind high velocity nasal therapy systems
Vapotherm designs and manufactures high velocity nasal therapy devices for hospital respiratory care, with a stack that pairs electronics design tools (Altium Designer, OrCAD, PSpice, Xpedition) and SolidWorks PDM with Epicor, SAP and Oracle for operations. Hiring is small but accelerating across the UK, US and Mexico, tilted toward senior support and manufacturing roles, consistent with pain points around manufacturing technology and product performance.
Vapotherm is a privately held medical equipment manufacturer headquartered in Exeter, NH, with 201–500 employees. It develops, builds and markets respiratory devices, centered on its Precision Flow system for heated, humidified high flow and high velocity therapy. The products serve clinicians treating respiratory distress patients in emergency departments and ICUs. Operations span the United States, United Kingdom and Mexico, covering engineering, manufacturing, sales and clinical support functions.
Vapotherm uses SolidWorks and SolidWorks PDM, Altium Designer, OrCAD, PSpice and Xpedition for hardware design, plus Epicor, SAP, Oracle, Planful and Salesforce for business operations, with Azure, Terraform and Ansible in IT.
Vapotherm is headquartered in Exeter, New Hampshire, United States, and hires in the United States, United Kingdom and Mexico.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, focused on support, engineering, manufacturing and sales roles, mostly at senior level, across the US, UK and Mexico.
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