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Sr. MR Clinical Scientist

Multiple locationsSenior individual contributorHealthcare & Clinical

Listed on Philips’s official careers site. Posted September 22, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Job Title Sr. MR Clinical Scientist

Job Description

Job Responsibilities:

  • Collaborate with leading hospitals and KOLs on MRI-related clinical research projects, including study design, protocol optimization, data analysis and scientific publication.
  • Provide scientific and technical support for advanced MRI technologies and applications.
  • Support the clinical evaluation and translation of new MR sequences, reconstruction methods, and post-processing solutions.
  • Identify clinical and research needs and communicate customer feedback to internal product and R&D teams.
  • Support research seminars, workshops and strategic MR projects.
  • Work closely with Clinical Application, Marketing and R&D teams across key customer projects.

Minimum required Education

Master's Degree or PhD in Biomedical Engineering, Medical Physics, Medical Imaging, OR a related field.

Minimum required Experience

Solid background in at least one of the following areas:

  • MR Physics
  • MR Image Reconstruction
  • MR Pulse Sequence Development
  • MR Image Processing / Post-processing
  • AI / Deep Learning for MRI Prior experience in MRI is preferred.

Preferred Skills

  • Hands-on experience with clinical MRI scanners .
  • Experience with MATLAB, Python, C/C++, or other scientific computing tools.
  • Experience in MR protocol optimization, sequence development, raw-data reconstruction, or advanced MRI research.
  • Experience collaborating with hospitals, radiologists, or clinical researchers.

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