Sustenance Engineer

Role

Support troubleshooting, analysis, and continuous improvement of complex X-ray systems by

applying strong electronics fundamentals and a structured problem-solving approach.

Key Responsibilities – Supporting Sustenance activities

• Assist in troubleshooting field and internal failures in X-ray systems (electrical/electronic level)

• Support root cause analysis (RCA) using structured methods (5 Why, Fishbone, etc.)

• Perform basic measurements and debugging using tools like Multimeter, Oscilloscope (if

experienced)

• Work with cross-functional teams (R&D, Quality, Service) to resolve issues

• Document findings, test results, and corrective actions clearly

• Continuously learn system architecture, subsystems, and failure modes

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electronics / Electrical / Mechatronics Engineering

• Diploma with 0–4 years of experience

• Freshers with strong fundamentals and good academics can apply

Must-Have Technical Skills

• Strong fundamentals in:

o Basic electronics (resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors)

o Digital electronics (logic gates, digital ICs, Combinational circuits, etc)

o Circuit understanding and schematic reading

o Basic electrical concepts (voltage, current, grounding, signals)

• Exposure (academic or project-level) to:

o Troubleshooting or debugging circuits/systems

o Lab instruments (multimeter, oscilloscope – added advantage)

What we Specifically are looking for

• Demonstrates structured thinking in problem solving (not guesswork)

• Shows curiosity to understand “why a failure happens”

• Has done hands-on projects / practical work, not just theoretical knowledge

• Able to break down complex problems into smaller parts

• Willingness to learn new domains like X-ray systems and medical devices

• Communicates clearly and works well in a team environment

Nice to have

• Internship/project experience in:

o Electronics debugging

o Embedded systems / hardware testing

• Basic understanding of medical devices or safety standards (IEC 60601