GE Healthcare

Technology Director for Connected Health & Artificial Intelligence at GE Healthcare's global innovation engine (HTIC). Responsible for shaping future technology roadmaps in digital health, multimodal data science, device-integrated AI, and clinical workflow intelligence. Drives innovation from research to impact, focusing on high-value AI capabilities, external partnerships, and scalable foundation technologies. Requires a Ph.D. and 10+ years of experience in AI research and development, with a proven track record in healthcare and securing external funding.

This role focuses on developing advanced analytics and decision-support tools for GE Healthcare's RadioPharma supply chain, aiming to improve reliability, network efficiency, and patient access. The Data Scientist will analyze operational, manufacturing, and logistics data, build models for risk identification and forecast accuracy, and collaborate with various teams to translate operational questions into data-driven insights. While machine learning is mentioned, the primary focus is on operational analytics and optimization within a healthcare supply chain context.

This role leads the Digital Factory transformation at GE HealthCare, focusing on standardizing platforms, data, and AI-powered workflows to improve quality, reduce costs, and accelerate product launches. The leader will build a Digital Factory playbook, guide plants from isolated tools to connected, AI-ready operations with unified analytics and real-time visibility, and partner with IT and sites to deploy digital, automation, and AI building blocks across factories, tracking project value delivery.

GE Healthcare's Technology & Innovation Center (HTIC) is seeking a Technology Director to lead their Electrical Systems & Radiation Detection team. This role involves defining and executing long-term technology roadmaps for mixed-signal ASICs, power electronics, and radiation detection systems, driving innovation from early research to translational impact. The director will lead multidisciplinary research programs, secure external funding, and foster collaborations to develop advanced healthcare applications in CT, MR, PET, and Ultrasound. The role requires a strong background in electrical engineering or physics, experience in leading research and development in regulated environments, and a proven track record of translating research into high-impact technologies.

GE Healthcare is seeking a Clinical Applications Specialist for their Neurology/Oncology division. This role focuses on ensuring GE HealthCare radiotracers translate into clinical impact by providing training, clinical expertise, and operational support to customers. The specialist will develop deep product and clinical knowledge, collaborate on training delivery, build customer relationships, support sales activities, present at conferences, and communicate market intelligence. The role requires specific Nuclear Medicine certifications, clinical imaging experience, and extensive travel.

GE Healthcare is seeking a Medical Monitor to provide operational medical oversight of clinical trials, ensuring patient safety, data integrity, and protocol compliance. This role involves reviewing safety data, assessing adverse events, and collaborating with clinical operations and pharmacovigilance teams.

This role focuses on clinical excellence and product adoption within GE Healthcare's Magnetic Resonance (MR) division, specifically for academic medical centers. The leader will build clinical relationships, optimize system features and imaging techniques, consult with radiologists, and partner with internal teams to provide customer feedback and drive satisfaction. The role requires deep MRI technical/clinical experience and strong interpersonal skills.

This role focuses on providing clinical training, expertise, and operational support for GE Healthcare's neurology and oncology radiotracer products. It involves collaborating with customers, sales teams, and internal stakeholders to ensure the effective and safe use of molecular imaging solutions, driving adoption and growth.

GE Healthcare is seeking a Clinical Solution Lead for their MIM Software business, focusing on Nuclear Medicine. This role involves supporting customers with phantom calibration, reconstruction optimization, and protocol development for advanced molecular imaging and theranostics. The lead will act as a technical liaison, guide quantitative imaging workflows, and support software trials and implementation, ensuring high standards of quality assurance.

The Design Quality Engineer ensures adherence to FDA, EU regulations, ISO 13485, and other governing regulations for MIM Software, a vendor-neutral imaging software. This role supports new product introductions and ongoing projects throughout the product development lifecycle, focusing on design control and quality management systems to ensure patient safety and regulatory compliance.

Frontend Developer for networking, data management, and cloud infrastructure platforms using React, TypeScript, and other UI frameworks. Responsibilities include implementing secure, high-performance, and responsive interfaces that integrate with backend APIs for data visualization and system control. Requires experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, REST APIs, and performance optimization.

GE HealthCare's Technology & Innovation Center (HTIC) is seeking a Senior Manager, External Technology Partnerships to lead strategic partnership development and competitive funding initiatives. This role involves building relationships with US government agencies and external partners to secure federal grant funding (NIH, BARDA, ARPA H, DoD, etc.) that aligns with the innovation roadmap and accelerates breakthroughs. The position requires end-to-end proposal development, cross-functional coordination, and leadership/coaching for proposal strategy and narrative development. The ideal candidate has a deep understanding of the federal research-funding landscape and a proven track record of securing competitive external funding and developing high-value partnerships.

Program Manager for Mergers & Acquisitions at GE Healthcare, focusing on the integration of Icometrix (a brain imaging AI company) into GE MR. The role involves leading cross-functional teams through the full SDLC for medical device software, ensuring regulatory compliance, and managing project execution, budgets, and stakeholder communication to deliver AI-driven solutions that improve patient care and operational efficiency.

This role is for an Area Service Leader at GE Healthcare, responsible for implementing the service strategy in a specific market, leading Field Engineers and Biomedical Technicians, and driving operational and commercial objectives. The role involves managing customer relationships, ensuring contract renewals, overseeing service execution, and acting as a point of contact for critical customer issues. It requires strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills, with a focus on customer satisfaction and business growth within the healthcare technology sector.

Lead System Designer for GE Healthcare's Ultrasound Systems, responsible for the technical design, development, and maintenance of diagnostic ultrasound products. This role involves ensuring product quality, reliability, safety, and compliance within an Agile (SAFe) framework, working with global teams to deliver customer workflow and feature functionality.

Director, Integrated Supply Chain for GE Healthcare's Imaging segment, responsible for leading the technology roadmap for Industry 4.0 across a dozen factories. The role focuses on driving operational excellence, digital transformation, automation, and cost optimization within the supply chain to enable scalable production and ensure regulatory compliance through advanced manufacturing technologies.

Project Manager for GE Healthcare's next-generation CT imaging systems, focusing on integrating hardware, software, and subsystems. The role involves leading product roadmaps, guiding development plans, and ensuring cohesive system performance. Requires a Bachelor's in Engineering and 3+ years of product development experience, with strong project management skills.

GE Healthcare is seeking a Medical Director, Cardiology Care Area Lead to oversee the medical strategy and activities for their Nuclear Cardiology portfolio in the U.S. This senior leadership role involves shaping the long-term direction, executing medical strategy, informing portfolio and evidence priorities, guiding resource allocation, and acting as a thought partner to leadership. The role requires cross-functional collaboration with various departments to ensure medical excellence, safety, and compliance. Key responsibilities include developing and executing integrated medical strategies, engaging with external stakeholders like KOLs and medical societies, and overseeing scientific communications and publications.

Medical Director for Neurology Care Area Lead at GE Healthcare, responsible for leading the overarching medical strategy and activities for the PDx portfolio in the Neurodegenerative arena in the U.S. This role involves shaping the long-term direction, setting and executing medical strategy, informing portfolio and evidence priorities, guiding resource allocation, and acting as a key thought partner to leadership. The role requires cross-functional collaboration with various departments to ensure medical excellence, safety, and compliance.

This role supports the market leader in surgical C-arms by utilizing clinical expertise to showcase product features and capabilities to healthcare professionals, ultimately enhancing patient care. The specialist will also provide product training and support sales strategies.

Lead Electrical Engineer focused on designing and enhancing digital electronic circuit boards and components, including FPGAs, ADCs, DACs, PLLs, and SoCs. Responsibilities include VHDL/HDL coding, simulation, debugging, schematic capture, PCB layout oversight, board bring-up, and system-level hardware integration within the healthcare domain.

Lead Electrical Engineer focused on developing RF electronics for Magnetic Resonance (MR) systems, involving schematic capture, layout, testing, and new product introduction. The role requires expertise in analog design, RF cascade analysis, and signal processing to ensure high-fidelity system performance and image quality.

This role focuses on the architecture, design, and verification of analog and mixed-signal electronics for GE Healthcare's next-generation CT imaging detectors and digital electronics platform. It involves system-level design, performance budgeting, and guiding the execution from concept to production, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and adherence to regulated industry standards.

Senior Software Engineer responsible for designing, developing, and delivering compute solutions for MRI scanners, driving platform capabilities from concept to release. This involves translating high-level needs into requirements, authoring code, implementing diagnostics, performing integration and verification, and researching industry trends in compute, containers, cybersecurity, and Linux.

GE Healthcare's Technology & Innovation Center (HTIC) is seeking a Technology Director to lead a team of technical experts in mechatronics, sensors, instrumentation, and robotics. This role will own technical delivery for research and technology projects, develop key strategies, and lead initiatives in advanced mechatronics and sensor systems to enable next-generation healthcare devices. The director will foster innovation by blending robotics, instrumentation, and multidisciplinary research, and will be responsible for defining and executing technology roadmaps aligned with GE HealthCare's mission and product strategies. The role also involves securing external funding and managing grant compliance.

Lead Mechanical Engineer for GE Healthcare's Magnetic Resonance (MR) systems. This role involves technical leadership in the design, analysis, and testing of complex mechanical subsystems for medical diagnostic imaging applications. Responsibilities include driving accountability for designs, leading advanced mechanical design and analysis, championing DFC/DFR/DFM principles, and solving complex engineering challenges within a highly regulated medical environment.

This role is for a Sr. Software Engineer at GE Healthcare, focusing on defining, developing, and evolving software in an agile environment. Responsibilities include working with product leaders, translating requirements into user stories, developing technology plans, improving processes, and writing code. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or STEM, at least 4 years of experience in software development for complex systems, and experience with front-end and server technologies, cloud development, containerization, and automated testing. Desired qualifications include a Master's degree, AWS experience, and knowledge of healthcare standards like HL7 and FHIR.

Lead Product Safety Engineer for Ultrasound Probes at GE Healthcare, responsible for ensuring product safety and regulatory compliance throughout the product lifecycle, partnering with design, risk management, quality, and regulatory teams. This role involves defining and verifying safety requirements, leading interactions with regulatory bodies, driving resolution of safety-critical issues, and mentoring other engineers.

This role involves responding to service calls to evaluate, diagnose, and repair complex biomedical equipment, performing planned maintenance, and ensuring customer satisfaction. It requires technical knowledge of medical equipment, adherence to policies, and collaboration with team members. The technician will also be responsible for documentation, inventory management, and potentially leading other technicians.

Senior Software Engineer role at GE Healthcare focused on designing, developing, and testing components for MR scanner technology. The role involves working within Agile practices, applying SDLC principles, and building complex applications that interface with physical devices in a regulated healthcare environment.

Drives initiatives to improve the effectiveness of the Engineering function and interfaces with other functions to provide effective coordination of metrics, dashboards, functional processes, and cross-functional initiative coordination. Impacts departmental operations and responsible for planning/execution. The role has some autonomy but is focused on execution of activities within an operating discipline covered by standard functional practices and procedures. Some judgment may be required but this is typically with guidance.

Staff Software Architect role at GE HealthCare focused on evolving an MRI application built on a microservices architecture. The role supports SIGNA™ One, an AI-driven workflow platform for MRI, aiming to simplify the process through intelligent automation. Responsibilities include leading feature enhancements, contributing to architectural decisions, and collaborating across engineering disciplines for scalable, high-quality solutions.

Field Service Engineer responsible for performing preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of medical equipment. The role involves learning from experienced engineers, ensuring customer satisfaction, and potentially identifying sales leads. Requires technical aptitude and customer-facing skills.

Advanced Manufacturing Engineer specializing in CNC machining and mechanical processes for medical device components, focusing on quality, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.

The CT Systems Scientist role at GE Healthcare focuses on defining and developing new product technologies for CT systems, with an emphasis on image/signal quality, system safety, and calibration. The role involves working with cross-functional teams to define system requirements, design and implement technology solutions, and provide domain expertise for technical design reviews and problem-solving. The ideal candidate has a strong background in mathematics, physics, and image/signal processing.

This role focuses on driving process improvement and lean maturity within GE Healthcare's Imaging manufacturing facilities and supply chain. It involves coaching, leading cross-functional improvements, and supporting strategic objectives (Hoshin Kanri) to enhance safety, quality, delivery, and cost.

Senior Software Engineer role focused on C++, CUDA, and HLSL for medical imaging (ultrasound) devices. The role involves leading the design and development of clinical applications and features, transforming a monolithic system into a modular architecture, and working across the full software development lifecycle within a regulated environment. Key responsibilities include software design, implementation, testing, verification, and ensuring compliance with quality management systems and medical device standards.

Field Service Engineer III responsible for preventative maintenance, installations, troubleshooting, and repairs on medical equipment within a hospital or healthcare system. Requires onsite customer support and adherence to company policies and regulatory compliance.

Clinical Imaging Specialist role at GE Healthcare, focusing on supporting surgical C-arms by collaborating with healthcare professionals, showcasing product features, and enhancing patient care. Requires extensive travel and clinical/technical experience with C-arm procedures.

Seeking a Digital Electrical Engineer to design and develop wireless digital electronics for MRI coil systems, focusing on high performance, reliability, and medical device standards. Responsibilities include designing wireless digital architectures, supporting FPGA/ASIC solutions, defining and executing wireless testing, schematic capture, system-level simulations, and participating in new product introduction phases.

Senior Digital Electrical Engineer focused on designing and developing wireless digital electronics for MRI coil systems, involving FPGA/ASIC design, wireless protocols, DSP, and circuit board design within a medical device context.