Senior Staff SPECT Image Formation Scientist

What you'll do

• Develop, test, and optimize multimodal quantitative SPECT imaging technologies for clinical use.
• Design and conduct nuclear image formation experiments while analyzing quantitative data to improve system designs.
• Integrate CZT detector modules with front-end electronics, readout systems, and mechanical structures.
• Assemble, debug, and troubleshoot prototype systems across physics, electronics, and mechanical components.
• Perform energy calibration, charge-sharing correction, and stability characterization through detailed data analysis.
• Utilize modeling and simulation tools like GEANT4 to validate and refine imaging technologies.
• Serve as the technical interface between physics, electronics, and calibration teams to ensure system consistency.
• Document procedures, test configurations, and design guidelines to support scalable production.

What we're looking for

• Ph.D. in Experimental Nuclear Physics, Detector Physics, Imaging Instrumentation, or a closely related field.
• 7+ years of post-graduation experience with a scientific publication record, professional presentations, or an issued patent portfolio.
• State-of-the-art knowledge of scintillation and semiconductor radiation detectors, specifically CZT modules.
• Proficiency in modeling and simulation tools such as MCNP, GEANT4, GATE, Simind, or equivalent.
• Proficiency in MATLAB, Python, C/C++, and C# on Windows and Linux/Unix platforms.
• Experience with software development tools, scripting, version control, and collaborative computing environments.
• Demonstrated understanding of medical imaging principles, including task-based quantitative image quality and AI-assisted reconstruction.
• Export Control: “A successful candidate.