Software Engineer Intern – Mim Platform jobs at Ge Healthcare in United States, Cleveland

What You'll Do:

• Maintain, improve, and add features to a large and mature code base written in Java, developing your autonomy and creativity.

• Produce quality code by writing automated tests and participating in peer code review.

• Mitigate and document cybersecurity risks.

• Enhance custom frameworks.

• Learn about the medical industry as needed.

• Investigate bug reports from end users, within large software systems, and provide user-facing teams with software solutions.

• Interact directly with user-facing staff to define input requirements and see the impact of your work.

• Communicate with the team regularly to coordinate on projects, overcome roadblocks, and celebrate successes.

• Work with your manager to personalize your growth path.

• Contribute meaningfully to GE Healthcare's overall mission of improving patient care.

What You'll Need:

• A bachelor's degree in computer science or computer engineering, or a related scientific field with notable computer science coursework.

• Two years of industry experience (preferably in Java).

• In lieu of a degree, you must have a minimum of five years of direct industry experience in Java.

• Knowledge of object-oriented principles and the data structures that support them.

• General problem-solving skills.

• Strong analytical thinking.

• Communication and organization skills.

• An appetite for continued learning of both technical and interpersonal skills.

• A preexisting understanding of medical imaging isnotrequired.

What You’ll Get:

• Hybrid work environment so you can work remotely as well as enjoy the office
• Permissive time off
• A 401(k) with up to a 4% match
• Tuition reimbursement programs
• Relaxed office setting where jeans are the norm
• Free snacks and beverages at the office
• 24-hour access to an in-office fitness center

What You’ll Do:

• Maintain, improve, and add features to a large and mature code base written in Java, developing your autonomy and creativity.

• Design and iterate on solutions to real world user problems.

• Produce quality code by writing automated tests and participating in peer code review.

• Mitigate and document cybersecurity risks.

• Learn about the medical industry as needed.

• Interact directly with user-facing staff to define input requirements and see the impact of your work.

• Investigate bug reports from end users and provide user-facing teams with software solutions.

• Communicate with the team regularly to coordinate on projects, overcome roadblocks, and celebrate successes.

• Work with your manager to personalize your growth path.

• Contribute meaningfully to MIM's overall mission of improving patient care.

What You’ll Need:

• A bachelor's degree in computer science or computer engineering, plus two years of industry experience (preferably in Java).

• In lieu of a degree, you must have a minimum of four years of direct industry experience in Java.

• Knowledge of object-oriented principles and the data structures that support them.

• General problem-solving skills.

• Strong analytical thinking.

• Communication and organization skills.

• An appetite for continued learning of both technical and interpersonal skills. A preexisting understanding of medical imaging is not required.

What You’ll Get:

• Hybrid work environment so you can work remotely as well as enjoy the office

• Permissive time off

• A 401(k) with a 4% match

• Tuition reimbursement programs

• Relaxed office setting where jeans are the norm

• Free snacks and beverages at the office

• 24-hour access to an in-office fitness center

What You’ll Do:

• Investigate clinical needs and requirements and communicate results to engineering
• Work collaboratively with software engineering teams to design suitable solutions to complex clinical problems.
• Program in “MIM workflows” to develop methods to support the clinical and research needs of customers
• Create and submit research publications to demonstrate the capabilities of MIM’s software tools
• Validate software to help ensure regulatory compliance.
• Work with experts in the field to gather feedback and validate new software features.
• Provide internal and external training on new software features

What You’ll Need:

• Pursuing a bachelors degree or higher from a 4 year accredited university preferably with an engineering background
• Problem-solving and analytical abilities
• Can proactively seek out and gain the necessary knowledge to overcome obstacles
• Ability to communicate and collaborate with clinical professionals as well as a variety of teams at MIM
• Aptitude to develop a clinical and anatomical knowledge base

What You’ll Do:

• Investigate clinical needs and requirements and communicate results to engineering
• Work collaboratively with software engineering teams to design suitable solutions to complex clinical problems.
• Program in “MIM workflows” to develop methods to support the clinical and research needs of customers
• Create and submit research publications to demonstrate the capabilities of MIM’s software tools
• Validate software to help ensure regulatory compliance.
• Work with experts in the field to gather feedback and validate new software features.
• Provide internal and external training on new software features

What You’ll Need:

• Pursuing a bachelors degree or higher from a 4 year accredited university preferably with an engineering background
• Problem-solving and analytical abilities
• Can proactively seek out and gain the necessary knowledge to overcome obstacles
• Ability to communicate and collaborate with clinical professionals as well as a variety of teams at MIM
• Aptitude to develop a clinical and anatomical knowledge base

What You’ll Do:

• Create custom MIM Workflows for different institutions across all markets
• Develop new MIM Workflows for new version releases
• Assist sales and new site implementation for technical assistance
• Take part in customer MIM Workflow Workshops
• Travel to customer sites with implementation team

What You’ll Need:

• Must have completed a bachelor’s degree from a four-year accredited university
• Prior coding or engineering experience preferred
• Strong time management and organizational skills
• Strong analytical skills
• Aptitude to develop a clinical and anatomical knowledge base
• Strong problem-solving skills

What You’ll Get:

• Hybrid work environment so you can work remotely as well as enjoy the office
• Permissive time off
• A 401(k) with a 4% match
• Tuition reimbursement programs
• Relaxed office setting where jeans are the norm
• Free snacks and beverages at the office
• 24-hour access to an in-office fitness center

What You’ll Do:

• Create and edit workflows that automate and configure user steps within the MIM software suite of products
• Troubleshoot issues in existing workflows
• Creatively solve problems for users in a clinical market (Nuclear Medicine, Radiation Oncology, etc) and learn about related clinical use cases as needed
• Code review workflows made by others and validate outputs
• Write automated tests for workflows
• Provide documentation and training for workflows built during the internship
• Work closely with experienced workflow engineers, including a personal mentor
• Learn about engineering principles in an industry environment
• Work on real functionality with a real world impact on customers

What You’ll Need:

• Some experience writing code in coursework, projects, or previous internships
• An active pursuit of a bachelor's degree, such as in computer science, mathematics, physics, or another engineering discipline
• Prior experience with writing scripts is preferred
• General problem-solving skills
• Strong analytical thinking
• Communication, organization, and time management skills
• An aptitude for math and science

• An existing understanding of medical imaging is not required

What You’ll Do:

• Work on challenging projects to manipulate, display, find, transfer, and label medical images
• Write Java code in a large, longstanding, always evolving code base
• Create UI in Java using Swing
• Write documentation
• Test code and write unit tests
• Work closely with experienced software engineers, including a personal mentor
• Learn about software engineering principles in an industry environment
• Learn about engineering best practices for development of regulated medical software
• Work on real features with a real world impact on customers

What You’ll Need:

• Some experience writing code in coursework, projects, or previous internships
• An active pursuit of a bachelor's degree, preferably for computer science, computer engineering, mathematics, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, or physics
• General problem-solving skills
• Strong analytical thinking
• Communication and organization skills
• An aptitude for math and science
• An existing understanding of medical imaging is not required