Calibration & Imaging Scientist — AI-Driven Cardio

Caristo Diagnostics; Oxford; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary (for Oxford)

25 holidays per year plus bank

Enhanced pension contribution

Private medical insurance

Life insurance

Cycle-to-work scheme

Long-service benefits

Job summary

Caristo Diagnostics is hiring a Research Quantitative Imaging Scientist/ Platform Engineer at its Oxford headquarters. The role leads calibration capabilities for CT imaging and supports clinical service delivery, product innovation, and regulatory activities.

You will join a small, collaborative team bridging research, engineering, operations and clinical delivery to translate scientific ideas into deployable products while navigating changing priorities.

Qualifications

• Experience in imaging science and calibration methods.
• Ability to work across research, engineering, operations and clinical delivery.
• Strong communication with technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Own Caristo's calibration capability and roadmap.
• Deliver calibration requirements supporting clinical service delivery.
• Maintain and improve calibration methodologies.
• Develop next-generation calibration approaches for future products.
• Translate new scientific ideas into deployable products in collaboration with teams.
• Identify and resolve bottlenecks affecting product performance and scalability.
• Support regulatory submissions and validation strategies.

Skills

CT calibration

Quantitative imaging

Cross-functional leadership

Regulatory support

Clinical delivery

Tools

Python

Matlab

C++

Job description

Caristo Diagnostics is hiring a Research Quantitative Imaging Scientist/ Platform Engineer at its Oxford headquarters. The role leads calibration capabilities for CT imaging and supports clinical service delivery, product innovation, and regulatory activities.

You will join a small, collaborative team bridging research, engineering, operations and clinical delivery to translate scientific ideas into deployable products while navigating changing priorities.