Research Scientist-Computed Tomography

• Apply system-level engineering approach to develop CT/X-ray imaging features, focusing on signal and image processing, CT reconstruction, and calibration to optimize image quality. Leverages strong systems-level and scanner experience to ensure end-to-end performance across the imaging chain.
• Investigate and resolve image quality issues during product introduction and from the installed base, communicating findings clearly to stakeholders. Delivers safe, effective, and well-documented solutions based on rigorous data analysis.
• Develop and enhance R&D tools for physics-based simulation and image formation, including benchmarks, dataflow requirements, and Software Requirement Specifications. Works primarily in MATLAB, with increasing use of Python and optional C++ for performance-critical components.
• Maintain expertise in CT physics and advanced processing algorithms, with strong emphasis on photon-counting CT as a top priority. Brings additional knowledge in spectral, dual-energy, and multi-energy CT, as well as cone beam CT, enabling improved material differentiation and image quality optimization.
• Drive innovation by owning the CT imaging physics roadmap and aligning with business strategy across clinical, marketing, and systems teams. Stays current on emerging technologies such as AI/deep learning, contributes to IP and publications, and represents the organization in regulatory and industry engagements.

• You have 2+ years of combined professional and graduate-level research experience in Physics/Medical Imaging (CT and/or X-ray preferred) as an individual contributor.
• You have a minimum of a Master's in Physics, Mathematics, Biomedical, Electrical, or Nuclear Engineering (or related field), with a background in the theory of medical image formation and reconstruction (preferred).
• You bring expertise in CT/X-ray imaging, signal and image processing, CT reconstruction, calibration, and systems-level/scanner understanding. Differentiating skills include experience with photon counting and/or spectral CT (dual-/multi-energy imaging), as well as cone beam CT, physics-based simulation, and hands-on prototype or scanner work.
• You are experienced in MATLAB (primary), Python (increasing use), and C++ (preferred), including GUI and C-MEX functionality, and familiarity with AI/deep learning frameworks (e.g., PyTorch, TensorFlow preferred).
• You have excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to document and clearly explain complex algorithms, imaging chain trade-offs, and cross-functional impacts to non-specialists.
• You must be able to successfully perform the following minimum Physical, Cognitive and Environmental job requirements with or without accommodation for this

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