Pathology Scanner Systems Engineer

Philips International; Best; On-site; EUR 61,000 - 102,000; Full time

Job summary

Philips International in the Netherlands seeks a Systems Engineer – Pathology Scanners to develop and maintain pathology scanner solutions within the Digital & Computational Pathology portfolio. You will work on design, integration, testing and lifecycle practices for a growing set of pathology scanners.

The role requires a Master’s degree in Physics or Electrical Engineering, at least 3 years in a scientific or system engineering role, and hands-on experience with optics, embedded systems,

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or similar.
• At least 3 years of experience as a scientist, system engineer or designer, preferably within the medical industry.
• Strong affinity with optics, mechatronics, electronics and software.
• Hands-on experience with embedded systems and scripting in Matlab or Python on Linux.
• Hands-on experience with algorithm realization in image or signal processing.
• Self-starting, pragmatic mindset with strong problem-solving skills and stakeholder alignment.

Responsibilities

• Explore design: realization, integration, testing, and debugging of components; understand consequences of design and architecture.
• Collaborate with external partners and suppliers to scale production of pathology scanners.
• Perform hands-on debugging and analysis, define next steps, and present findings to senior engineers and developers.
• Set up, script, and run product experiments; drive data collection and interpretation of results.
• Apply appropriate statistical techniques to available data to answer questions.
• Develop and maintain software tools used for development, testing, or manufacturing.

Skills

System engineering

Embedded systems

Python scripting

Matlab

Image processing

Strong communication

Problem solving

Education

Master's degree in Physics or Electrical Engineering or similar

Tools

Linux

Job description

Philips International in the Netherlands seeks a Systems Engineer – Pathology Scanners to develop and maintain pathology scanner solutions within the Digital & Computational Pathology portfolio. You will work on design, integration, testing and lifecycle practices for a growing set of pathology scanners.

The role requires a Master’s degree in Physics or Electrical Engineering, at least 3 years in a scientific or system engineering role, and hands-on experience with optics, embedded systems,