Required Senior System Engineer
Job Description Summary
The Senior Systems Engineer is responsible for the system level design, performance, and integration of complex medical imaging systems, with strong emphasis on imaging physics and quantitative performance. The role ensures that clinical, technical, quality, regulatory, and cost requirements are met across the full product lifecycle. The job allows modification of procedures and practices covering work as long as the end results meet standards of acceptability (quality, volume, timeliness etc.).
Key Responsibilities:
Own system architecture and performance, integrating physics, hardware, software, algorithms, and clinical workflows.
Translate customer and clinical needs into clear system requirements and performance metrics.
Lead physics‑based system analysis, modeling, and trade‑off studies to optimize image quality and robustness.
Define and execute system‑level verification and validation, including physics‑based test methods.
Drive cross‑disciplinary technical decisions and manage system risks (FMEA, root cause analysis).
Support manufacturing, service, and field teams in resolving complex system and image quality issues.
Mentor junior systems engineers and contribute to systems engineering best practices.
Job Description Summary
The Senior Systems Engineer is responsible for the system level design, performance, and integration of complex medical imaging systems, with strong emphasis on imaging physics and quantitative performance. The role ensures that clinical, technical, quality, regulatory, and cost requirements are met across the full product lifecycle. The job allows modification of procedures and practices covering work as long as the end results meet standards of acceptability (quality, volume, timeliness etc.).
Key Responsibilities:
Own system architecture and performance, integrating physics, hardware, software, algorithms, and clinical workflows.
Translate customer and clinical needs into clear system requirements and performance metrics.
Lead physics‑based system analysis, modeling, and trade‑off studies to optimize image quality and robustness.
Define and execute system‑level verification and validation, including physics‑based test methods.
Drive cross‑disciplinary technical decisions and manage system risks (FMEA, root cause analysis).
Support manufacturing, service, and field teams in resolving complex system and image quality issues.
Mentor junior systems engineers and contribute to systems engineering best practices.
Requirements:
BSc or MSc in Physics or Engineering with strong physics background.
Experience in medical systems – advantage.
4+ years of relevant systems engineering work experience in projects involving design and development of complex systems.
Advantage – experience in more than one system engineering position, either in a single or multiple work-places.
BSc or MSc in Physics or Engineering with strong physics background.
Experience in medical systems – advantage.
4+ years of relevant systems engineering work experience in projects involving design and development of complex systems.
Advantage – experience in more than one system engineering position, either in a single or multiple work-places.
This position is open to all candidates.
