Biomedical Equipment Engineer II

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Responsibilities include performing and documenting preventive maintenance and repair of general, specialized and/or high‑tech medical equipment and systems. The role involves:

• Performing preventive maintenance and repair of medical equipment and systems based on SOPs and service manuals.
• Using required test equipment and electronics, including pneumatic, hydraulic and mechanical tools.
• Interpreting schematics and service information to carry out maintenance and repairs.
• Occasionally working on non‑medical devices such as Rapiscan, Gatekeeper, Evolv, Higi, etc.
• Conducting complex troubleshooting and repairs on designated modalities independently.
• Demonstrating proper installation, calibration, and preventative maintenance methods.
• Reading and comprehending prints and schematics to repair and calibrate per company procedures.
• Triage work orders, prioritize to meet contractual commitments.
• Maintaining spare part stock independently.
• Operating PC hardware and Microsoft‑based software.
• Communicating with internal and external customers and instructing them on equipment applications.
• Submitting service reports, time sheets, expense reports, and other paperwork accurately and timely.
• Maintaining daily back‑order reports, cycle count, and shipping needs; supporting additional projects as assigned.
• Managing own work as a self‑starter to meet customer needs.
• Being flexible for occasional nationwide overnight and weekend travel.
• Training others on operational functions of biomedical equipment and mentoring BMEE I.
• Performing other responsibilities as issued by the manager.

• Bachelor’s degree in Electronics or completion of DoD Biomedical Equipment Repair School.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in repair and maintenance of medical equipment.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle.
• Excellent customer relations and interpersonal skills; ability to develop cooperative working relationships.
• Advanced judgment in complex repair, maintenance, and calibration of scientific equipment, and ability to provide guidance and mentorship to BMEE I.
• Independent problem‑solving skills and collaborative judgement.
• Advanced knowledge of technical aspects of electronic equipment operation, repair, and maintenance.
• Knowledge of software applications and how they interface with equipment.
• Understanding of current regulatory requirements.
• Basic anatomy and physiology as applied to biomedical equipment usage.
• Knowledge of color code conventions used in component and wiring marking.
• Ability to analyze, repair, and test electronic equipment.