Jobs at Siemens Healthineers

Supports the Head of Diagnostics Accounting and Treasury by shaping the roadmap, coordinating cross-functional projects, developing the future operating model, and preparing analysis and decision materials. The role facilitates meetings and workshops, tracks actions, and leads ad hoc initiatives requiring structure, coordination, and problem-solving across an international organization.

Leads thermomechanical research and hardware development for radiation therapy linear accelerators. Responsibilities include analyzing fatigue and failure mechanisms, performing thermal, structural, and fluid simulations, designing and interpreting experiments, developing manufacturable and reliable components, conducting root-cause analyses, coordinating projects, and supporting manufacturing and field service teams. The role requires multidisciplinary collaboration, hands-on laboratory work, and expertise in heat transfer, materials science, solid mechanics, and fluid dynamics.

Leads cross-functional supply chain analytics, digital transformation, and process-improvement projects. Analyzes SAP planning and purchasing data, develops automated data pipelines and dashboards, establishes data governance, and delivers insights on forecasting, inventory, materials, and supplier performance. Partners with supply chain, procurement, finance, operations, and IT stakeholders to improve planning accuracy, visibility, efficiency, and data-driven decision-making.

Manages strategic customer accounts and portfolios of hardware implementation, upgrade, and relocation projects from initiation through completion. Coordinates customers, contractors, sales, service, logistics, and internal teams; oversees site readiness, equipment delivery, schedules, risks, forecasts, and executive reporting. Leads governance, process improvements, training, and mentoring while ensuring customer, technical, operational, and contractual requirements are met. The role requires frequent customer-site travel of up to 80%.

Supports the ARIES medical technology program by translating system architecture into requirements, interface specifications, state-machine behavior, and verification artifacts. Defines nominal, degraded, fault, recovery, and safe-state behavior across interconnected hardware and software components. Develops and executes tests in simulation, hardware-in-the-loop, and real-hardware environments, while coordinating technical specifications and integration readiness with internal teams and external consortium partners.

Design, implement, integrate, and validate robotic control, safety, sensing, trajectory-generation, and interface functions for a real-time medical robotics system. Develop force-based control and safety filtering, monitor signal quality and estimator performance, integrate hardware and software, and validate behavior through simulation, hardware-in-the-loop, bench testing, and real hardware. Document interfaces, safety limits, assumptions, and verification evidence.

Designs, integrates, and validates remote connectivity infrastructure for distributed robotic and computational systems. Responsibilities include configuring secure networks, tuning DDS quality of service, developing containerized or virtualized software infrastructure, extending connectivity protocols, monitoring link health, enabling image and video streaming, and supporting testing, automation, documentation, and troubleshooting. The role requires C++ and Python experience, networking expertise, GPU-enabled processing knowledge, and familiarity with robotics or medical device environments.

Lead and mentor a computer vision and workflow orchestration team developing AI-driven image analytics, robotics integration, and automation for endovascular medical procedures. Set technical direction, manage roadmaps and delivery, oversee deep learning for segmentation, registration, detection, and tracking, and ensure safe clinical workflow orchestration. Partner with robotics, clinical, hardware, and software teams in a regulated medical device environment while enforcing DevOps and MLOps practices.

Serves as a strategic IT liaison and trusted advisor to business leaders and process owners supporting Molecular Imaging and headquarters functions. Translates business priorities into IT solutions, manages and prioritizes demand, coordinates IT services and partners, supports transformation and change adoption, and drives continuous improvement. The role requires onsite presence in Hoffman Estates at least two days weekly and travel as business needs require.

Design and implement workflow engines that orchestrate medical imaging, robotics, and other interventional-suite devices. Model endovascular procedures, develop fail-safe autonomous and semi-autonomous workflows, integrate real-time machine learning and sensor inputs, and support state estimation, clinical decision support, and human handover strategies. Collaborate with computer vision, robotics, and cross-functional medical device development teams in a regulated environment.

Leads clinical and engineering development for endovascular robotic systems, including integration testing, clinical workflow studies, simulated-use and pre-clinical testing, prototype evaluation, and validation. Translates clinical needs into engineering requirements, develops protocols and testing strategies, performs risk-based engineering and data analysis, supports FDA engagement, and provides technical guidance for remote and autonomous robotic procedures.

Leads technical program execution for an autonomous, remote endovascular robotics system focused on stroke therapy. Coordinates engineering teams, external suppliers, and subrecipients; manages system integration, technical requirements, milestones, risks, decisions, and deliverables. Administers an ARPA-H federal award, including financial tracking, contracts, compliance, invoicing, reporting, audit-ready records, subawards, and change control. Serves as a cross-organizational liaison supporting technical alignment, governance, issue resolution, and leadership communications.

Leads Siemens Healthineers’ global data privacy strategy for Diagnostics, building governance frameworks, managing privacy risks and compliance, advising executives, overseeing audits and incident response, and guiding privacy-by-design across AI, analytics, cloud, and product development. The role leads a distributed expert team and engages with regulators, customers, legal, security, R&D, and commercial stakeholders worldwide.

Provides cloud onboarding, migration, operations, troubleshooting, monitoring, and support for Varian applications and Azure infrastructure. The role configures and maintains Azure and Windows technologies, automates management tasks, supports project onboarding and upgrades, coordinates escalations, documents solutions, and mentors colleagues. It requires extensive expertise in Varian applications, enterprise infrastructure, identity management, IT service management, and cloud operations, with on-call support for global customers.

Designs and supports linear accelerator and high-power microwave components, collects technical data, troubleshoots multidisciplinary issues, and provides expertise to manufacturing and field service teams. The role includes coordinating project resources, improving technical documentation and procedures, and preparing project scope, cost, and schedule estimates. It is onsite in Palo Alto with 50% travel to Mountain View.

Develop Angular and TypeScript web applications, with optional C# and .NET full-stack responsibilities. Build responsive interfaces, backend services, and REST APIs while maintaining secure, tested, and maintainable code. Collaborate with UX, QA, product, and engineering teams; participate in design discussions, code reviews, troubleshooting, and performance improvements. Senior developers may own technical areas, contribute to architecture, and mentor colleagues.

Coordinates customer service requests for hospitals in Dutch- and French-speaking regions, managing requests from intake through completion. Assigns service engineers, orders spare parts, arranges on-site visits, schedules interventions, and facilitates communication among customers, engineers, and internal teams. Handles urgent issues with accuracy and responsiveness, performs administrative duties, and supports service continuity. Requires daily availability until 6:00 p.m. and occasional extended availability for unresolved urgent requests.

Owns the platform-wide testing strategy and provides technical leadership across strategic initiatives. Establishes Shift-Left practices, integrates quality validation into CI/CD workflows, defines scalable integration, system, deployment, and performance testing approaches, and develops automated verification frameworks. The role also establishes quality metrics and release-readiness indicators while collaborating with software quality engineers, architects, product managers, and engineering teams to improve testing standards and software delivery reliability.

Lead multiple healthcare medical imaging equipment installation projects across Western Canada. Manage schedules, budgets, resources, contractors, site readiness, logistics, documentation, customer communications, equipment delivery, installation, commissioning, and training. Coordinate internal and external stakeholders, monitor project performance, forecast revenue, resolve issues, conduct site visits, and ensure successful handover to service teams. Travel to project sites approximately 50%–75% of the time.

Responsible for receiving, inspecting, storing, picking, packing and shipping medical-technology goods. Maintain inventory records in the warehouse management system, perform stock checks, handle discrepancies and complaints, and drive local process improvements. Full-time, 2-year fixed-term role in Troisdorf.