MedTech Device Field Service Engineer or Technician (Belgium)

Location: Charleroi, Belgium. The role requires 100% local, regional, and national travel, with the posting also stating that assignments support healthcare facilities throughout the United States. Candidates must be located within 30 miles of a major airport and have weekly travel availability.

Company

IQVIA is a global provider of clinical research services, commercial insights, and healthcare intelligence for the life sciences and healthcare industries.

What you will do

• Organize, assemble, test, install, and configure automated medication dispensing systems.
• Work with hardware, software, and mechanical medical devices in healthcare facilities.
• Review schematics, drawings, documentation, and logistics for installation activities.
• Conduct post-installation checks, record product test data, and follow quality compliance requirements.
• Coordinate with support staff, design engineers, project managers, and healthcare personnel on equipment layout, workflows, timelines, and customer needs.
• Travel to customer locations using a personal vehicle; travel time and mileage are paid.

Requirements

• CESS in French-speaking communities or Getuigschrift van Hoger Secundair Onderwijs in Dutch-speaking Flanders.
• At least one year of related electronics, hardware, software, or mechanical experience.
• English and Dutch or French, depending on regional requirements.
• Basic software and Microsoft operating systems knowledge, with professional communication skills.
• Active, unrestricted driver’s license, personal vehicle, and willingness to travel locally, regionally, and nationally each week.
• Ability to complete hospital vendor credentialing and meet vaccination and immunization requirements; ability to sit and stand for long periods and lift up to 50 pounds.

Nice to have

• Military veteran experience in electronics-related MOS.
• Ability to work independently in customer settings with minimal supervision.

Culture & Benefits

• Part-time, flexible, per-diem, assignment-based schedule with a typical workload of 16–30 hours per week plus travel time.
• Open availability Monday through Friday is required.
• Training is provided and paid.
• Travel time and mileage are paid.
• The position is not eligible for medical benefits.