Performs the installation of hardware and software of medical imaging systems, components, and accessories to ensure conformance with appropriate market specifications
Identifies issues and communicates with the Product Support Specialist (PSS) or the Imaging System Project Manager (ISPM) to address incompatibilities/concerns
Makes recommendations for corrections or process changes
Interfaces with internal and external customers in support of project coordination and to address any challenges/discrepancies that may arise during the installation process
Completes all required documentation in a timely manner
Assists with technical training within the scope of an assigned product family, product or module which includes installation guidance for local personnel
Assists in the investigation of product complaints dispositioned within the Quality Review Board (QRB) process
Maintains technical expertise on HCUS product offerings and stays abreast of current industry trends and future technology advancements through continuous education
Assesses new techniques and current work practices to reduce service costs and increase installation efficiency
Participates in customer pre-installation site visits, as necessary
Adheres to the Company’s quality and regulatory compliance requirements and complies with U.S. FDA and ISO 13485 requirements
Frequent travel required (up to 75%); ability to work outside normal business hours and holidays
Requirements
Associates degree in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering or other related field or comparable education and work experience
Minimum of 5 years technical or military related professional experience
Experience with Case Management reporting and tracking tools
Strong working knowledge of current network technologies
Strong working knowledge of current IT technologies and common business productivity software (MS Excel, MS Word, MS Project, MS PowerPoint, MS Visio)
Creative, consultative communication skills and ability to build relationships
Superior communication and interpersonal skills and excellent telephone manner
Ability to achieve results and meet goals in a fast-paced, rapidly changing team environment
Excellent organizational and multi-tasking skills
Must be open to travel to assignment locations across the country and live within the identified Zone
Ability to work outside normal business hours and holidays
Compliance with U.S. FDA medical device regulatory requirements, applicable ISO 13485 standards, and other laws/regulations
Willingness to test for COVID-19 periodically and comply with facility credentialing/vaccine requirements as applicable
Physical requirements: standing, walking, bending, kneeling, stooping, crouching, crawling, climbing up to 50% of work time; frequently lift/move items up to 50 pounds; manual dexterity with power and hand tools up to 50% of work time; talk/hear and sit up to 50% of work time