Biomedical Engineer (Digital OR Integration Specialist)

Responsibilities

• Perform custom installations, repairs, and maintenance for Operating Room (OR) Integration and Ceiling-Mounted Image Guided-Surgery products
• Execute technical tasks including pulling and terminating fiber and copper cables, mounting hardware, and testing cross-compatibility
• Read and interpret site planning manuals, blueprints, A/V system flow schematics, and wiring diagrams
• Resolve complex product issues through detailed analysis and engineering troubleshooting expertise
• Communicate effectively with Project Management, Sales, and clinical end users to troubleshoot and resolve issues
• Instruct team members and clinical staff on the proper maintenance of integrated equipment
• Maintain high-quality communication with both internal and external customers

Requirements

• B.S. in Electrical, Biomedical, or Mechanical Engineering (or IT Technology)
• If no degree, a minimum of 4 years of OR Integration installation experience is required
• Proficiency with test equipment (oscilloscopes, multi-meters) and various hand tools
• Ability to lift 50 pounds and work on ladders
• Willingness to travel 80% and work occasional nights or weekends
• Ability to work safely in confined areas and handle high-voltage environments

Preferred Qualifications

• Knowledge of OR Integration technology and computer networks
• Experience with Healthcare Data Management, HIPAA, VNA/HIS/PACS Integration, IHE, DICOM, and HL7
• High comfort level with software, hardware troubleshooting, and complex technology systems

Benefits

• Competitive compensation package
• Medical, dental, and life insurance
• Long-term disability (LTD) and short-term disability (STD)
• 401k with company matching
• Business casual work environment

About the Company

Brainlab is an industry leader in digital surgery, radiotherapy, and integrated operating rooms. Serving over 6,000 hospitals in 121 countries, we are transforming healthcare through innovative software and medical technology to improve patient lives worldwide.