Service Engineer - BMH Job Madison area,Wisconsin USA,Quality Assurance

Lead Service Engineer

This Lead Service Engineer role is a data- and communication-focused position within the Bone and Metabolic Health Service organization. Rather than performing hands-on repairs, this person turns field service activity into clear, actionable information: trending service and complaint data, writing Technical Service Bulletins, reviewing field engineer reports for quality and completeness, and producing reporting that helps leadership, engineering, and quality teams understand what's happening across the installed base.

No engineering or technical degree is required — the priority is strong analytical thinking, writing, and attention to detail.

Key Responsibilities

Supporting service design transfer tasks for New Product Introductions

Writing and/or performing Service Process Validation and Usability Studies

Setting up Spare Parts in our ERP system

Creating/updating Service Process Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (pFMEA)

Representing Service on the Engineering Change Control Board, including reviewing and approving Design Changes when they affect Service

Reviewing and researching field service data (repairs, parts consumption, downtime, complaints) across the Lunar/Bone and Metabolic Health installed base to explain unexpected patterns

Authoring, editing, and maintaining Technical Bulletins that communicate known issues, corrective actions, and best practices to Field Service Engineers

Supporting the complaint-handling and CAPA process by compiling field data summaries and writing clear, well-organized investigation and closure documentation

Partnering with Engineering, Quality, and Regulatory teams to translate field trends into actionable recommendations for product or process improvement

Maintaining and organizing the service knowledge base, ensuring bulletins, procedures, and reference documents are current and easy for the field to find and use

Presenting trend reviews and findings to service leadership and other stakeholders in a clear, organized format

Supporting new product introductions by reviewing early field data and helping document emerging service considerations

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in any discipline, or equivalent professional experience — no specific engineering or technical degree required.
Strong written communication skills, with demonstrated ability to produce clear, organized technical documents (reports, bulletins, summaries).
Strong analytical and data-organization skills, including comfort working in Excel (pivot tables, basic formulas) or similar reporting/BI tools.
High attention to detail and a habit of following through on data quality and documentation accuracy.
Ability to synthesize information from multiple sources (field reports, complaint records, part usage) into a concise, actionable narrative.
Strong collaboration and communication skills to work effectively with Field Service Engineers, Engineering, and Quality teams.
Ability to manage multiple ongoing reports/bulletins and shifting priorities independently.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience in a service, quality, technical writing, or data/reporting role, ideally within medical devices or another regulated industry.
Familiarity with complaint handling, CAPA, or service management systems (e.g., Salesforce Field Service, Oracle, or similar CMMS/service platforms).
Experience with data visualization or reporting tools (Power BI, Tableau, or similar).
Prior exposure to medical device documentation practices and regulatory expectations (FDA, ISO 13485).

What GE Health Care Offers

Competitive base salary and comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefits.
Retirement savings plan with company match, and paid time off.
Structured onboarding into the Bone and Metabolic Health service and product ecosystem, with growth paths into service quality, technical training, or service leadership roles.
The opportunity to shape how a global service team learns from the field — directly improving reliability and outcomes for patients.