Required Lead Clinical Applications Engineer
Job Description Summary
The Lead Clinical Applications Engineer is a role within R&D, focused primarily on new product introduction and continuous improvement of post-market Nuclear Medicine and/or PET-CT imaging systems and related software. The role provides clinical and application expertise to product and engineering teams, ensuring solutions meet clinical needs, deliver strong image quality and quantification, and perform reliably in real‑world use.
Working closely with R&D, system engineering, product management, service, and field teams and customers, this role translates clinical needs, customer feedback, and usage insights into practical system and software improvements, while supporting resolution of complex clinical and application‑related issues.
Job Description
Lead Clinical Applications Engineer
Key Responsibilities:
Serve as a clinical reference for Nuclear Medicine and PET-CT applications and workflows within R&D programs.
Support investigation of selected complex customer or field issues, translating findings into actionable inputs for product improvement.
Interface with product, software, algorithms, system engineering, hardware, UX, service, and field organizations as needed.
Translate clinical use cases and user needs into system and software requirements in collaboration with engineering teams.
Support design and validation of Nuclear Medicine and PET-CT applications, reconstruction methods, and workflow solutions.
Provide clinical input to decisions impacting image quality, quantification accuracy, dose, and user experience.
Participate in evaluation of AI‑enabled Nuclear Medicine and PET-CT, supporting clinical validation and performance claims.
Contribute to usability, clinical validation, and regulatory‑related documentation as required.
Requirements: Required Qualifications
Bachelors degree in Biomedical Engineering, Medical Physics, or related field.
4+ years of experience in clinical applications, R&D, or system engineering in medical imaging (PET‑CT, Nuclear Medicine, or CT)
Solid understanding of medical imaging physics, reconstruction, quantification, and clinical workflows.
Experience working effectively in cross‑functional, collaborative environments, including product, engineering, field teams and end users.
Strong analytical skills and experience with quantitative image evaluation.
Proficiency with modern digital and AI‑based tools for analysis and productivity.
Strong communication skills in English and Hebrew.
Preferred Qualifications:
Masters degree in Biomedical Engineering, Medical Physics, or related field.
Hands‑on experience with commercial Nuclear Medicine and/or PET-CT systems.
Exposure to AI‑driven imaging or advanced reconstruction solutions.
Experience in global or matrixed R&D organizations.
This position is open to all candidates.