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About Siemens Healthineers
Siemens Healthineers is a leading global medical technology company, headquartered in Germany, that provides imaging, diagnostics, and artificial intelligence-driven solutions to healthcare providers.
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JOB TITLE: Manager, Subsystem Engineering, Beam Generation & Monitoring
The Manager, Subsystem Engineering, Beam Generation & Monitoring leads a multidisciplinary engineering team responsible for the architecture, integration, and lifecycle stewardship of complex radiation therapy products. This role serves as the technical integrator for the Radiation Producing subsystem, overseeing requirements management, verification, and technical problem resolution. The manager will drive the development of servo-control algorithms and coordinate cross-functional activities across manufacturing, quality, and supply chain organizations. Key technical competencies include microwave engineering, radiation physics, high-voltage pulsed-power engineering, thermal and materials science, and electrical and mechanical design principles. The position requires expertise in system-level design, troubleshooting, and structured problem solving within a regulated product-development environment. The work involves managing hardware, firmware, software, and controls to ensure reliable performance and manufacturability of medical radiation systems.
Lead and develop a multidisciplinary engineering team to meet business and product objectives.
Own BGM subsystem engineering for new product development and continuing engineering activities.
Lead the development and improvement of BGM servo, control, and interlock algorithms.
Manage subsystem integration of hardware, firmware, software, controls, and interfaces.
Oversee component and interface requirements, specifications, and design reviews.
Conduct rigorous investigations, root cause analyses, and corrective actions for technical issues.
Monitor field reliability data to prioritize and implement reliability improvements.
Partner with supply chain teams to identify sourcing and obsolescence risks.
What we're looking for
Master’s or doctoral degree in systems engineering, physics, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, or a related technical discipline.
At least five years of people-management and leadership experience.
At least eight years of engineering experience developing complex technical systems.
Strong background in systems engineering, subsystem integration, and product development.
Experience with medical devices, radiation therapy systems, accelerators, high-voltage systems, industrial equipment, or other regulated products.
Familiarity with system risk management, reliability engineering, and regulated product-development processes.
Knowledge of servo-control algorithms, microwave engineering, radiation physics, high-voltage pulsed-power engineering, thermal and materials science, and electrical/mechanical design.
Systems Engineering
Physics
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Control Systems
Product Lifecycle Management
Root Cause Analysis
Risk Management
Reliability Engineering
High-Voltage Systems
Requirements Management
Issue Tracking
Systems Engineering
Underwater Acoustics
Telemetry
Communications
Optics
Radar
DOORS
Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)
MS Word
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Coordination Drawing
Ordnance Document process
Flight Instrumentation Systems
Systems Engineering
Model Based Systems Engineering
MBSE
SysML
DOORS
Requirements Management
Risk Management
Systems Integration
Product Development
Functional Analysis
Trade Studies
Aerospace Engineering
Mechanical Engineering