Senior Imaging Service Engineer — Travel Covered

Talentmark; Lincoln (NE); On-site; USD 70,000 - 117,000; Full time

Job summary

Talentmark is seeking an Imaging Service Engineer III to join a nationwide healthcare technology management company on a permanent basis. The primary base will be Lincoln, Nebraska, with travel required and most work local.

Your duties include troubleshooting and repairs at circuit and component levels, installations, calibrations, and planned maintenance per management guidelines. You will interpret signal flow from schematics and use test equipment; after-hours service and weekend calls are

Qualifications

• Degree preferred; equivalent education will be considered.
• Experience in servicing and maintaining medical imaging equipment.
• Comprehensive knowledge of diagnostic imaging equipment and patient care devices.
• Strong organizational and multitasking abilities with excellent communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshooting and repairs at circuit and component levels, independently or under service management supervision.
• Installations, calibrations, and planned maintenance per guidelines.
• Interpret signal flow using blueprints, schematics, and wiring diagrams.
• Use of hand tools and test equipment including multimeter, dosimeter, oscilloscope, and service software.
• Perform after-hours service as needed and respond to emergency service calls on weekends.

Skills

Excellent written and verbal comm.

Strong organizational skills

Ability to manage multiple priorities

Education

Degree in Biomedical Engineering or Electronics Technology

Equivalent education will be considered

Job description

Talentmark is seeking an Imaging Service Engineer III to join a nationwide healthcare technology management company on a permanent basis. The primary base will be Lincoln, Nebraska, with travel required and most work local.

Your duties include troubleshooting and repairs at circuit and component levels, installations, calibrations, and planned maintenance per management guidelines. You will interpret signal flow from schematics and use test equipment; after-hours service and weekend calls are