Sustaining / Manufacturing Mechanical Engineer
About the job
- A bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related engineering discipline is required.
- Excellent proficiency with SolidWorks, including parts, assemblies, drawings, configurations, and production documentation, is required.
- Experience supporting the manufacture of complex mechanical or electromechanical products is required.
- Strong hands-on troubleshooting and problem-solving skills are required.
- Strong understanding of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, tolerance analysis, fits and clearances, materials, fasteners, and manufacturing processes is required.
- Experience with machined parts, sheet metal, weldments, fabricated assemblies, bearings, shafts, guides, and linear motion components is required.
- Experience applying Design for Manufacturing and Design for Assembly principles and making practical design changes to improve production is required.
- Provide day-to-day engineering support to manufacturing by resolving mechanical and electromechanical issues affecting assembly, testing, quality, or production flow.
- Investigate production, supplier, and field issues, determine root causes, and implement practical corrective design solutions.
- Maintain and update SolidWorks parts, assemblies, drawings, configurations, and manufacturing documentation for released products.
- Support the formal design release and engineering change process, including drawings, bills of material, specifications, part numbers, and associated documentation.
- Create and maintain engineering information and bills of material in the company's manufacturing resource planning system.
- Apply Design for Manufacturing and Design for Assembly principles to improve manufacturability, assembly efficiency, serviceability, reliability, and product quality.
- Work directly with assemblers, technicians, machinists, quality personnel, and suppliers to resolve practical manufacturing problems.
- Design and improve assembly fixtures, tooling, gauges, alignment aids, and manufacturing aids as needed.
- Perform dimensional analysis, tolerance stack-ups, fit and clearance evaluations, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing reviews.
- Support nonconformance reports, corrective actions, supplier issues, and engineering change activities.
- Support prototype, pilot, and new-product builds and identify manufacturability issues before production release.
- Design or modify electromechanical mechanisms, structural components, assemblies, and motion systems used in surgical tables, C-arms, and related medical imaging equipment.
- Work with suppliers on fabrication methods, tooling, component selection, manufacturability, and technical issues.
About the company
Omega Medical Imaging designs, manufactures, delivers, and supports AI image-guided interventional systems used in hospitals and healthcare facilities worldwide. The system uses AI-powered imaging with region-of-interest technology to guide interventional procedures while dramatically reducing radiation exposure for patients and staff, compared with standard imaging systems. The company differentiates itself by offering what it claims is the first and only AI image-guided interventional platform, backed by more than 30 years of industry experience, aimed at helping healthcare partners achieve the quadruple aim (better patient outcomes, improved experience, lower costs, and healthier staff). Its goal is to disrupt the current imaging landscape in healthcare and enable partners to meet and exceed these goals through safer, more precise interventional imaging.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Sanford, North Carolina
Founded
1990
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage adopted Omega in June 2026, validating enterprise hospital demand.
- Banner Desert Medical Center installed E-View.AI in August 2026, showing multi-site momentum.
- Omega is promoting Banner Health in September 2026, signaling active customer expansion and visibility.
What critics are saying
- Omega depends on a narrow fluoroscopy niche; larger vendors can bundle similar workflow features.
- The company still leans on self-promotional claims like 84% dose reduction, inviting clinical scrutiny.
- A major recall or failed safety study would damage adoption across hospitals and cath labs.
What makes Omega Medical Imaging unique
- Omega’s FDA-cleared FluoroShield reduces radiation with AI region-of-interest control.
- E-View.AI targets advanced endoscopy, and Northwestern Medicine deployed it in June 2026.
- Soteria.AI extends the platform into cardiology with FDA-cleared image-guided x-ray features.
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Disability Insurance
Life Insurance
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Company News
Banner Health Digestive Health Symposium, September 25-26, 2026. Omega is excited to join Banner Health for the First Annual Banner Health Digestive Health Symposium, September 25-26, 2026, at The Phoenician in Scottsdale, Arizona. Designed specifically for nurses, endoscopy technicians, fellows, and advanced practice providers, this two-day educational program will bring together digestive health professionals from across the Southwest and throughout the country. The symposium will feature lectures from national experts, hands-on training, breakout sessions, and dedicated educational tracks focused on gastroenterology, endoscopy, and professional development. Omega is proud to support educational programs that help advance the skills and knowledge of the entire endoscopy team. Omega Medical Imaging, LLC. will be present to discuss the E-View.AI image-guided interventional endoscopy system, purpose-built for ERCP and image-guided GI procedures and proven to reduce radiation exposure by up to 84%. Omega Medical Imaging, LLC. look forward to seeing the Banner Health team and digestive health professionals from across the country in Scottsdale! Share the Post:
Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital expands Advanced Endoscopy capabilities with Omega. Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield, Illinois, continues its commitment to advanced patient care and clinical innovation with the installation of imaging technology from Omega Medical Imaging. The new Northwestern Medicine Center for Advanced Endoscopy represents a major investment in bringing highly specialized digestive health services closer to patients across suburban Chicago and beyond. Supported by a $15 million investment, the 20,000-square-foot center is designed to provide consultations, diagnostics, treatments, and follow-up care in one comprehensive location. "Our vision is to make Central DuPage Hospital a destination for advanced GI care, not just for this region, but nationally and globally," said Dr. Amrita Sethi, Medical Director of the Center for Advanced Endoscopy. "We are bringing innovative therapies, minimally invasive diagnostics, clinical research, medical training, and comprehensive patient support together under one roof." Dr. Sethi leads an internationally recognized team focused on advanced gastrointestinal care, therapeutic endoscopy, pancreaticobiliary disease, Barrett's esophagus, metabolic health, and early cancer detection. "This investment underscores Northwestern Medicine's commitment to bringing leading-edge, academically driven digestive care to more patients," said Dr. Sri Komanduri, Associate Chief of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Northwestern Medicine. "By combining top-tier talent, advanced technology, and a focus on innovation, Northwestern Medicine is setting the new standard for what GI care can look like in a community setting." As one of only a few stand-alone advanced endoscopy centers in the United States, the facility includes advanced imaging technology, AI-enabled diagnostics, dedicated procedure suites, and plans for a future hybrid operating room to support increasingly complex endoscopic interventions. With the integration of Omega's imaging technology, Central DuPage Hospital further strengthens its ability to support advanced endoscopy procedures with precision imaging, streamlined workflow, and radiation reduction designed for the needs of the modern GI lab. Omega's E-View.AI platform is purpose-built for ERCP and advanced endoscopy procedures, offering AI-driven Region of Interest technology, a large field-of-view flat-panel detector, integrated scatter radiation protection, and advanced imaging performance to support physicians and staff during complex procedures. The Center's focus on innovation, patient access, and academic-level care aligns closely with Omega's mission to deliver advanced imaging solutions that enhance clinical efficiency, support radiation safety, and help healthcare teams provide exceptional care. Omega Medical Imaging is honored to support Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital and the Center for Advanced Endoscopy as they expand access to world-class GI care throughout Illinois and beyond. Share the Post:
Omega Medical Imaging announces the launch of FluoroShield™ in conjunction with technology partner IKOMED Technologies of Vancouver, BC Canada.
Omega Medical Imaging has released Soteria.AI, an image-guided X-ray system designed specifically for interventional cardiology labs.
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