Research Scientist-Computed Tomography

Research Scientist – Computed Tomography As an important member of the Computed Tomography (CT) Imaging Physics and Algorithm team, the Research Scientist will develop innovative physics‑based solutions and support medical imaging platform needs by leading image quality improvements in Computed Tomography (CT). Responsibilities Use a system‑level engineering approach to develop new medical imaging system features, optimizing image quality through algorithm design, calibration improvements, and image reconstruction enhancements. Drive the successful introduction of new products by creating technical specifications and improving data correction processes. Investigate image quality issues during new feature launches and within the installed product base, identifying root causes and communicating findings to stakeholders. Develop and document safe, effective solutions to ensure product quality and customer satisfaction. Contribute to the enhancement and maintenance of R&D tools for data simulation and image formation, supporting innovation in CT physics and imaging workflows. Establish processing benchmarks, define dataflow requirements, and document software requirements to support product development. Maintain deep expertise in CT physics processing algorithms, evaluating downstream impact of changes across the entire image processing chain. Ensure cross‑functional alignment when modifications in one processing area affect other components of the imaging pipeline. Drive innovation by developing and owning the CT Imaging Platform physics roadmap, aligning emerging technologies with business strategy. Stay current on software advancements, theoretical concepts, and clinical imaging applications to shape future processing capabilities and continuous improvement initiatives. Qualifications Minimum 3 years of combined professional and graduate‑level research experience in physics or medical imaging, with experience in CT and/or X‑ray imaging preferred. Advanced academic preparation in physics, engineering, or related technical disciplines; Ph.D. in Physics, Mathematics, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, or a related field preferred. Strong knowledge of medical image formation and reconstruction theory and ability to apply advanced theoretical concepts to practical imaging applications. Proficiency in image and signal processing within the MATLAB environment (including GUI development and C‑MEX), with programming experience in Python and C++ preferred. Demonstrated ability to develop and optimize technical solutions in research and product development settings. Strong expertise in CT physics processing algorithms and image quality analysis, and ability to evaluate the impact of changes across the full imaging chain. Skilled in identifying dependencies between processing stages to ensure optimal imaging performance and system integration. Experience with machine learning frameworks such as PyTorch and TensorFlow preferred; knowledge of modern AI/ML techniques for innovation and product advancement is a plus. Physical, Cognitive and Environmental Job Requirements You must be able to successfully perform the following minimum physical, cognitive and environmental job requirements with or without accommodation for this position. Compensation and Benefits Pay range: $114,750 to $183,600 per year for the Orange, OH location. Additional compensation may include an annual incentive bonus, sales commission or long‑term incentives. Benefits include generous PTO, 401(k) matching up to 7%, HSA with company contribution, stock purchase plan, education reimbursement, and more. Equal Employment Opportunity Philips is an Equal Employment and Opportunity Employer including Disability/Vets and maintains a drug‑free workplace. The company does not consider candidates who require visa sponsorship. #J-18808-Ljbffr Philips International