Hardware Engineer (Mechanical)

Siemens Healthineers is hiring a Hardware Engineer (Mechanical) in Bangalore.
The role focuses on mechanical development and sustaining of local RF coils used in MRI systems.
The engineer will handle verification, validation, and continuous product improvement.
Responsibilities include engineering change requests, complaint handling, and failure analysis.
The role involves life-cycle testing and validation of mechanical design changes.
Candidates will design mechanical components such as adapters, positioning aids, and phantom holders.
The engineer will support production optimization, localization, and ramp-up activities.
The role requires collaboration with global teams, Product Owners, and technical experts.
A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or Materials Science is required.
Knowledge of design engineering, plastics, supply chain processes, and MRI technology is beneficial.

About Company:

Siemens Healthineers is a leading global medical technology company focused on improving healthcare through innovative technologies and solutions. The company specializes in medical imaging, diagnostics, advanced therapies, digital health, and healthcare AI. Its portfolio includes MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, and angiography systems used by hospitals and healthcare professionals worldwide. Siemens Healthineers works closely with doctors, researchers, hospitals, and healthcare organizations to develop advanced clinical solutions. The company has a strong focus on research, innovation, and clinical collaboration. It also develops software, AI-based solutions, and digital technologies to support better diagnosis and treatment. Siemens Healthineers has a significant presence in India, with activities across R&D, software development, engineering, manufacturing, and healthcare technology. The company encourages collaboration, continuous learning, and innovation among its employees. Through its technologies and services, Siemens Healthineers aims to improve clinical decision-making, healthcare efficiency, and patient outcomes.