Imaging Engineer II: Restore & Optimize Medical Imaging

Trimedx; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package including medical

Training and education

Growth opportunities

National job opportunities

International volunteer opportunities

Annual merit increases

Job summary

Trimedx seeks an experienced imaging service technician to restore confidence in scans by repairing, calibrating, and verifying complex imaging systems. You will lead regulatory accuracy, radiation outputs, documentation, and database integrity.

You’ll be the technical voice clinicians rely on when equipment performance impacts real-time decisions, mentor others, guide vendors, and keep inventory tight so equipment stays up and running.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years repairing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and installing medical imaging equipment.
• Strong computer skills: interpreting error codes, replacing power supplies, hard-drive work, system diagnostics.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office (Excel) and networking applications.
• Valid driver’s license; travel as needed.

Responsibilities

• Restore confidence in every scan by repairing, calibrating, and verifying complex imaging systems.
• Lead regulatory accuracy—radiation outputs, documentation, and database integrity.
• Be the technical voice clinicians rely on when equipment performance affects real‑time decisions.
• Mentor others, guide vendors, and keep inventory tight so equipment stays up and running.

Skills

Imaging repair

Strong computer skills

Excel

Networking apps

Education

Two-year tech/electronics degree

Biomedical certification program

Tools

Medical imaging equipment diagnostics

Diagnostics tools

Job description

Trimedx seeks an experienced imaging service technician to restore confidence in scans by repairing, calibrating, and verifying complex imaging systems. You will lead regulatory accuracy, radiation outputs, documentation, and database integrity.

You’ll be the technical voice clinicians rely on when equipment performance impacts real-time decisions, mentor others, guide vendors, and keep inventory tight so equipment stays up and running.