Remote Service Strategy Manager - Medical Imaging

Canon USA & Affiliates; Montpelier (VT); Remote; USD 113,000 - 182,000; Full time

Job summary

Canon Medical Systems USA, Inc. seeks a Service Business Manager to drive service requirements for new product development and product introduction in the US market.

The role collaborates with upstream service marketing, engineering, and R&D to deliver innovative service solutions while owning CIRB/GCIRB actions. The position is remote in the USA, requiring the ability to travel domestically and internationally, and involves cross-functional leadership across service and product engineering

Qualifications

• 4 Year / bachelor’s degree engineering degree or equivalent experience in the medical imaging industry.
• 4 years project management experience is preferred in an environment with multiple, simultaneous projects.
• Ability to travel domestically and internationally.

Responsibilities

• Develop and manage corrective action plans for installed base and new products.
• Provide project leadership and establish schedules for departmental deliverables.
• Interact with global service design teams to develop deployment plans for new medical imaging products.
• Coordinate implementation and communication of product changes/enhancements.
• Lead technical communications between departments for critical issues related to design, performance and service.

Skills

MS Office

Project management

Communication

Travel flexibility

Remote work

Education

Engineering bachelor degree

Tools

MS Project

Job description

Canon Medical Systems USA, Inc. seeks a Service Business Manager to drive service requirements for new product development and product introduction in the US market.

The role collaborates with upstream service marketing, engineering, and R&D to deliver innovative service solutions while owning CIRB/GCIRB actions. The position is remote in the USA, requiring the ability to travel domestically and internationally, and involves cross-functional leadership across service and product engineering