Imaging Engineer Trainee, Nationwide

Siemens Healthineers•United States, CA

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About The Position

The Imaging Engineer Trainee is an entry-level developmental role designed to prepare recent college or technical school graduates for advancement into a Customer Service Engineer position. The 15-week Medical Imaging Service Academy provides paid, experiential training to build foundational technical and interpersonal skills, safety awareness, and professional competencies through formal training, hands-on experience, and guided field exposure. Successful completion of the program, demonstrated readiness, and leadership approval make trainees eligible to transition to a Customer Service Engineer role. The program is intended to develop early-career service professionals who can grow their careers with the organization. Trainees must move to Cary, North Carolina, for the academy and be open to company-sponsored relocation and placement in a service region or territory anywhere in the United States after the program. Temporary housing and/or a stipend will be offered during training, and a company vehicle will be provided while in Cary. Compensation during the 15-week program is $1,925 bi-weekly. The role is governed by the company Fleet Safety Policy. Applicants must hold a valid driver’s license in their state of residence and meet the stated driving-record eligibility requirements, subject to applicable state and local law.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Valid driver's license and eligibility to pass a Motor Vehicle Report (MVR).
Willingness to move to Cary, North Carolina, for the Medical Imaging Service Academy.
Openness to company-sponsored relocation and placement in a service region or territory anywhere in the United States after program completion.
Must meet Fleet Safety Policy eligibility requirements: hold a valid driver's license in the state of residence and have no prior DUI/DWI convictions or pending DUI/DWI charges or other serious moving violations, unless restricted by state or local law.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
Ability to walk, stand, sit, bend, twist, and squat.
Ability to climb ladders or stepstools.
Ability to perform fine manipulation tasks.
Ability to work independently in field environments.

Nice To Haves

Electrical, Mechanical, or Biomedical Engineering experience.
Prior technical or hands-on experience.

Responsibilities

Complete onboarding, compliance, safety, and technical training.
Assist Customer Service Engineers with service preparation, tools, and documentation.
Follow safety, quality, and regulatory standards.
Meet developmental milestones and performance expectations.
Develop communication and customer interaction skills.
Observe field service activities to build technical knowledge.
Maintain awareness of equipment control and handling.
Demonstrate readiness for transition to a Customer Service Engineer role.
Relocate as required for business needs.