Service Engineer - Somerset, NJ

Mission

We are committed to providing the highest quality care to cancer patients. As a Proton Therapy Service Engineer, you will play a critical role in this mission. You will work alongside some of the top physics and therapy professionals in the industry to deliver innovative treatment to our patients.

As a Proton Therapy Service Engineer, you will be responsible for operating, maintaining, and upgrading the equipment that is essential to the Proton Therapy System (PTS). Your duties will include troubleshooting issues that arise with the equipment, performing routine preventative and corrective maintenance, conducting system inspections, and communicating the system's status to leadership and other stakeholders. You will support hardware and software testing, and be involved in all phases of PTS maintenance, including unit testing, integration testing, validation testing, and other site-related activities. You will be tasked with reporting, documenting, and resolving non-conformities to enhance system performance.

If you are a driven and passionate individual looking to make a meaningful impact in the fight against cancer, we invite you to join our team as a Proton Therapy Service Engineer.

Challenges we trust you with

As an Electromechanical engineer, you are responsible for:

· Operate the PTS for various customer needs, which will include but not be limited to: Patient Treatment, Patient Specific QA, Integration, Software/Hardware Testing, Troubleshooting, and Experimentation.

· Troubleshoot PTS equipment including electrical, mechanical, and software issues.

· Maintenance of the PTS including, but not limited to: routine preventive maintenance, system upgrades, and corrective maintenance, as necessary.

· Perform system inspections and clearly communicate the status of the system to leadership as well as to fellow IBA employees.

· Provide support to PTS Hardware and Software testing.

· Support daily clinical operations for the customer clinical staff as defined by the Site Manager (SM), Site Technical Leader (STL), and in accordance with site policies.

· Maintain adequate records as defined by the customer and SM in accordance with company QA and FDA regulations.

· Support the PTS in all phases, which will include but not be limited to unit testing, integration testing, validation testing and other various site related activities as the SM and STL define them.

What we value

You have:

· BS in Engineering or Physics (or other equivalent field or relevant work experience.)

· Electrical/Mechanical experience in system repair, troubleshooting, maintenance, and operations of large integrated systems.

· Good manual dexterity and ability to work with tools.

· Candidates should have experience in several of the following fields: Electronics, Mechanical Systems, Software Analysis, Cooling and Vacuum System Principles, Sensors, Electric Motors, High Voltage Equipment, Power Supplies, etc.

· Experience in the following fields is a plus: Proton Therapy, Cyclotrons, X-Ray Systems, Positioning Equipment, PLCs (Siemens), Regulation Loops, Drivers, and Medical Devices generally.

· Experience in LEAN maintenance and Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) is a plus.

· General knowledge of Microsoft products such as Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint are necessary.

· Basic knowledge of LINUX systems, SAP, Siemens Step 7, and Service Max is a plus.

· Rotating shift work including evenings and rare weekends and overtime as required. Generally, 40-hour work week.

· Knowledge and ability to adhere to various Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) regulations.

And you also are:

· Customer-oriented with a professional working demeanor.

· A team player with strong interpersonal skills.

· Driven, proactive, and hands-on.

· Able to follow rules, regulations, and be able to respond effectively to emergent tasking.

· Willing to travel during the training period (3 weeks Dallas [required], TX; 2 weeks Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium [optional])

· Flexible, willing to work in rotating shift work, evening work and occasional weekends.

· Motivated to learn new systems, principles, and techniques.

· Able to lift >50 pounds repeatedly, climb stairs, and safely work at heights with a safety harness.

Cherry on the cake

· Innovating in a challenging technological environment.

· Developing both professional and personal skills through on-the-job learning, intriguing projects, and top-class courses.

· Working in a friendly and supportive cultural environment based on our core values of daring, sharing, caring, and being fair.

· Having the autonomy to act while belonging to inspired teams with quality work-life balance.

· Contributing to a company where sustainability, safety, and well-being are key to our success.

Life at IBA

At IBA, our culture is built on the foundation of diversity. We value the unique characteristics and perspectives that everyone brings to our company. Our workforce is inclusive, and we respect the cultures in which we work. We believe in learning from our differences, and this helps every one of us contribute fully to IBA's success.

Our identity at IBA is defined by a team of colleagues who are driven by motivation, curiosity, creativity, and a desire to learn daily. We embrace technical challenges and have a highly developed team and family spirit that makes our daily life smoother and more enjoyable. With a team consisting of approximately 40 nationalities and working on over 45 sites across three continents, IBA provides you with the opportunity to pursue a meaningful career that has a direct impact on the fight against cancer.

If you are a passionate and driven person, you can make this quest yours by joining our dedicated team of professionals and serve a greater purpose!