Imaging Engineer II

TRIMEDX•Springfield, MA

About The Position

The Imaging Engineer II repairs, calibrates, verifies, maintains, troubleshoots, and installs complex medical imaging systems to support reliable equipment performance and patient care. The role helps ensure regulatory accuracy, including radiation outputs, documentation, and database integrity, and serves as a technical resource for clinicians when equipment performance affects real-time decisions. The engineer also mentors others, guides vendors, and manages inventory to help keep equipment operational. The role requires at least three years of experience servicing medical imaging equipment, strong computer and diagnostic skills, knowledge of Microsoft Office and networking applications, a valid driver’s license, and a two-year technical/electronics degree or equivalent experience or relevant certification. Travel may be required, and the work includes lifting up to 50 pounds and other physical tasks associated with equipment service. TRIMEDX offers access to advanced imaging technology, ongoing training and education, growth opportunities, and a collaborative workplace culture.

Requirements

At least 3 years repairing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and installing medical imaging equipment.
Strong computer skills, including interpreting error codes, replacing power supplies, working with hard drives, and performing system diagnostics.
Knowledge of Microsoft Office, including Excel, and networking applications.
Valid driver’s license and ability to travel as needed.
A two-year technical/electronics degree, equivalent experience, or TRIMEDX Trained Certification/biomedical certification program.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and perform physical tasks required for equipment service.

Responsibilities

Repair, calibrate, and verify complex imaging systems.
Maintain, troubleshoot, and install medical imaging equipment, including radiographic rooms, C-arms, ultrasound, and mammography equipment.
Ensure accuracy of radiation outputs, documentation, and databases in support of regulatory requirements.
Provide technical guidance to clinicians regarding equipment performance.
Mentor others and guide vendors.
Manage inventory to help keep equipment operational.