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Develop and support manufacturing processes, tooling, equipment, documentation, and process controls for MRI production. Troubleshoot manufacturing and assembly issues, improve quality and productivity, validate processes, support new product introductions, and collaborate with production, quality, and engineering teams. Openings cover machining and winding, magnet assembly, and cryostat and helium vessel manufacturing.

Leads global software modernization and GenAI enablement programs, including technical roadmaps, technical debt reduction, tooling strategy, release governance, lifecycle process standardization, and AI adoption. Partners with architects, software leaders, regional teams, and Quality/Regulatory functions in a regulated medical device environment. Establishes governance, training, metrics, and verification readiness practices across four regions while ensuring compliance with IEC 62304 and design controls.

Software interns join GE HealthCare engineering teams for a 10-week summer project. Responsibilities include designing, testing, and debugging product software; developing internal tools; performing data analytics and visualization; and creating technical documentation. Candidates must study computer science, computer engineering, biomedical engineering focused on software, or a related field, and demonstrate technical competency, communication, initiative, teamwork, and leadership. Relocation to Milwaukee/Waukesha or another applicable site is required.

IT Development Program interns gain hands-on experience contributing to healthcare technology projects across data analytics, technical product management, digital engineering, and cybersecurity. Responsibilities include developing digital solutions, solving real-world technology challenges, collaborating globally, and building technical, leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills. The internship lasts at least 10 weeks during Summer 2027 and is based in Waukesha, Wisconsin, or remotely within the United States.

Hardware engineering interns complete summer projects in areas such as power electronics, embedded systems, RF design, electronic schematics and layouts, mechanical design using Creo, rapid prototyping, FEA, CFD, thermal management, reliability engineering, and design verification. Interns receive technical mentorship, participate in professional development, and contribute to healthcare technology projects.

Designs, analyzes, tests, and improves cryogenic systems and components for superconducting MRI magnets. Responsibilities include thermal and structural analysis, verification and validation, reliability investigations, vacuum and cryogen troubleshooting, manufacturing support, failure analysis, service-tool development, installed-base performance analysis, supplier requirements, and cost-reduction initiatives.

Creates and closes sales opportunities for general imaging ultrasound products, solutions, and services across Minnesota and North Dakota. Responsibilities include preparing proposals and quotations, presenting and demonstrating equipment, managing customer relationships, prospecting, analyzing markets, developing sales strategies, communicating market intelligence, and achieving quarterly and annual revenue targets. The role requires territory travel, independent work, and collaboration with healthcare customers and internal teams.

Supports and improves manufacturing processes, tooling, and equipment from design through production. Troubleshoots production issues, implements corrective actions, and drives improvements in safety, quality, delivery, cost, productivity, and efficiency. Collaborates with Operations, Quality, Engineering, and Supply Chain teams, leads improvement projects, applies technical data to solve problems, and provides guidance to operators and team members.

Act as a clinical expert supporting ultrasound imaging sales, focusing on ultrasound enhancing agents for echocardiography. Develop territory business plans, build relationships with clinical thought leaders, provide demonstrations, training, and in-service education, assist with trials and implementations, and collaborate with sales, marketing, and internal stakeholders. Travel frequently for customer engagement and events.

Leads research, design, testing, and manufacturing support for new and existing MRI magnet assemblies. Oversees assembly processes, tooling, equipment, inspections, design-for-manufacturability, and product lifecycle activities. Coordinates cross-functional design and testing, supports lean initiatives, and develops solutions improving performance, reliability, quality, serviceability, cycle time, and cost. Requires engineering knowledge, manufacturing-process experience, multidisciplinary collaboration, and preferably MRI magnet, tooling, data mining, and machine learning experience.