Healthcare Workflow Engineer Intern

HC2022 MIM Software Inc.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 27,552,000 - 41,328,000; Full time

Job summary

GE HealthCare internship program seeks a student to enhance our proprietary workflow builder framework and the Java code behind it. You will contribute to automated tests, framework evolution, and backend updates, while learning software engineering in a regulated medical environment.

You’ll collaborate with experienced engineers and receive mentorship, gaining exposure to clinical imaging workflows and best practices in development for healthcare technology.

Qualifications

• Some experience writing code, preferably in Java, from coursework, projects, or previous internships.
• An active pursuit of a bachelor’s degree, preferably for computer science, computer engineering, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, mathematics, or physics.
• General problem-solving skills.
• Strong analytical thinking.
• Communication and organization skills.
• An aptitude for math and science.
• An interest in exploring clinical use cases of medical imaging software.

Responsibilities

• Write automated tests for workflows that run calculations and automate displays.
• Evolve the framework for these automated tests for better usability and functionality.
• Update the backend of the workflow framework as needed.
• Work closely with experienced software engineers and workflow builders, including a personal mentor.
• Learn about software engineering principles in an industry environment.
• Learn about clinical uses of workflows.
• Learn about engineering best practices for development of regulated medical software.
• Work on real features with a real-world impact on customers.

Skills

Java

Problem-solving

Analytical thinking

Communication

Education

Pursuing bachelor’s degree in CS/CE/Biomedical Eng/EE/Math/Physics

Job description

GE HealthCare internship program seeks a student to enhance our proprietary workflow builder framework and the Java code behind it. You will contribute to automated tests, framework evolution, and backend updates, while learning software engineering in a regulated medical environment.

You’ll collaborate with experienced engineers and receive mentorship, gaining exposure to clinical imaging workflows and best practices in development for healthcare technology.