MRI Research Systems Engineer: Pulse Sequences & Reconstruction

Sapsol Technologies Inc; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Sapsol Technologies Inc. in the United States seeks an MRI software engineer to advance OGSE/OGD pulse sequence development and FLORET‑based imaging in collaboration with Vanderbilt University and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.

The role focuses on technical coordination, integration, and delivery within Philips MRI research environments. Responsibilities include refining code, validating non‑Cartesian reconstruction pipelines, and supporting data processing, QA/QC, and milestone-driven outputs

Qualifications

• Strong familiarity with vendor-specific MRI pulse sequence programming (Philips research environments).
• Solid foundations in MRI reconstruction, including non-Cartesian methods, and software engineering.
• Hands-on experience with C++, Python and MATLAB for algorithms and tooling.
• Ability to collaborate across industry and academic partners; clear written and verbal communication.
• Proven ability to operate under hardware constraints and in sprint-based execution models.

Responsibilities

• Refine and extend existing OGSE pulse sequence code in the Philips research environment.
• Implement features, improve robustness, and ensure correct sequence functionality.
• Support deployment and on-scanner integration on Philips MRI systems.
• Contribute to data processing and image reconstruction workflows when required.
• Coordinate experiment planning with academic and clinical teams; validate outputs against milestones.
• Prepare technical validation summaries and document results with change histories.

Skills

Pulse sequence programming

MRI reconstruction

Software engineering

C++

Python

MATLAB

Cross-disciplinary collaboration

Education

Master’s or PhD in MRI Physics, Biomedical Engineering, Medical Physics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science

Tools

Philips research environments

Job description

Sapsol Technologies Inc. in the United States seeks an MRI software engineer to advance OGSE/OGD pulse sequence development and FLORET‑based imaging in collaboration with Vanderbilt University and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.

The role focuses on technical coordination, integration, and delivery within Philips MRI research environments. Responsibilities include refining code, validating non‑Cartesian reconstruction pipelines, and supporting data processing, QA/QC, and milestone-driven outputs