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Manager Facility Business Development (Radiopharma) (f/m/d) Dunstable - Bedford - UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND Paris - Île-de-France - France Mobile working up to 60% of hours in Germany, up to 30 days per year abroad under conditions. This position can be filled in Erlangen (Germany), Paris or Saint-Genis-Pouilly (France) or Dunstable (UK). Responsibilities Strategic Infrastructure Development You lead business development initiatives and strategic planning for new radiopharma facility locations as well as infrastructure expansion projects. You identify and evaluate new site opportunities in close collaboration with Sales, Operations, and Corporate Strategy teams. You assess market demand, logistical considerations, and customer requirements to determine optimal site placement and network coverage. You manage relationships with host hospitals, universities, and research institutions that support Siemens Healthineers Radiopharma production facilities. You coordinate with real estate partners to identify, negotiate, and secure suitable property and infrastructure agreements. You oversee contract negotiations and conduct reviews for facility partnerships and host agreements. You develop and maintain a five-year capital investment plan covering facility development, expansion, and infrastructure modernization across the Radiopharma network. You collaborate closely with Finance and Engineering to prepare CAPEX proposals, investment applications, and financial models supporting network growth initiatives. You track and manage annual capital budgets and forecasts, ensuring alignment with approved investment plans and business priorities. You monitor capital project spending, provide financial oversight and reporting, and ensure projects remain aligned with approved budgets and timelines. You prepare and present investment proposals as well as project updates to executive leadership, thereby supporting strategic decision-making and prioritization of infrastructure investments. Project Enablement & Network Expansion You support cross-functional teams during site selection, engineering planning, and facility development phases. You coordinate closely with Operations, Engineering, and Regulatory teams to ensure facility readiness and full compliance. You facilitate alignment across departments to ensure efficient execution of infrastructure projects. Innovation & Strategic Partnership You support the expansion of theranostics and novel isotope programs through targeted facility development initiatives. You define requirements and specific considerations to establish a global manufacturing and supply network that supports theranostics programs. You define site strategy, capacity planning, and an investment roadmap for theranostic products, ensuring alignment with Technical Operations, Quality, and Capital Programs functions. You ensure that manufacturing capabilities meet both clinical trial and commercial supply requirements. You align network design with regulatory, quality, and logistical constraints. You engage with pharmaceutical partners, biotech companies, and isotope suppliers to develop opportunities supporting SHS Radiopharma's CDMO services and supply chain initiatives. You contribute to strategic initiatives that enable new product launches and the development of manufacturing capabilities. Qualifications You hold an advanced degree in Engineering, Life Sciences, Business, or a related discipline. You have extensive experience in radiopharmaceutical production or a related industry, including several years in a leadership or director-level role. You have experience with facility development, infrastructure planning, or capital investment projects within regulated manufacturing environments. You have strong experience in business case development, contract negotiation, and the establishment of strategic partnerships. You ideally have experience working in regulated environments such as GMP manufacturing. You possess strong strategic thinking as well as solid project coordination capabilities. Attributes and Skills You collaborate effectively across multiple stakeholders, including Operations, Finance, Engineering, Legal, and Commercial teams. You are self-motivated and able to manage complex initiatives across multiple stakeholders. You feel comfortable working in a fast-growing and dynamic environment while supporting international operations. You are able to balance strategic planning with hands-on operational execution. You are willing to travel up to 40% to support site evaluations, partner meetings, and strategic initiatives. Equal Opportunity Employer As an equal opportunity employer, we welcome applications from individuals with disabilities.

Siemens Healthineers in Oxford is seeking a Senior or Principal Superconducting Magnet System Engineer to join their Architecture and Systems Engineering Group. The role involves defining subsystem requirements and managing integration readiness for superconducting magnet systems, while influencing design from first principles. The ideal candidate will possess a degree in Engineering or Physics and have strong experience in systems engineering. This newly created role offers opportunities for personal growth and making an impact on improved patient care.

Superconducting Magnet System Engineer At Siemens Healthineers, we pioneer breakthroughs in healthcare for everyone. Everywhere. Sustainably. Our work helps clinicians make confident decisions and enables better patient outcomes, every day. As part of our Magnet Resonance (MR) R&D organisation in Oxford, you'll join a collaborative, forward thinking engineering community working at the cutting edge of superconducting magnet technology. This is a newly created role, offering a rare opportunity to shape both the position and the way we deliver systems engineering excellence within our magnet architecture. If you enjoy systems thinking, influencing design from first principles, and making complex technology work as one integrated solution, this could be the role where your impact is truly felt. Oxford - Oxfordshire - UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND About the role We are looking for a Senior or Principal Superconducting Magnet System Engineer to join our Architecture and Systems Engineering Group as an additional headcount. Sitting at the heart of our MR magnet development, you will have subsystem responsibility and play a pivotal role in strengthening the requirements engineering within the team. You will treat the superconducting magnet as a complete system - understanding how subsystems, modules and interfaces come together, and how local design decisions integrate seamlessly with global system requirements, including those defined by our colleagues in Erlangen. This role offers technical influence, visibility, and the chance to shape how systems engineering is applied across the magnet lifecycle. What you'll be doing Defining, owning and managing subsystem requirements for superconducting magnet systems, ensuring full traceability from system to design and test Working closely with specialists to gather product requirements, understand design specifications, and define verification and validation strategies Decomposing system level requirements into subsystem, module and interface requirements, ensuring alignment with overall MR system architecture Acting as a technical lead for your subsystem, balancing performance, quality, reuse and compliance within a regulated medical device environment Driving integration readiness by coordinating interfaces and ensuring subsystems work together as a coherent system Supporting verification, validation, and product release activities, ensuring designs are robust, testable and compliant Collaborating across disciplines and geographies, including global partners, to deliver aligned, high quality engineering outcomes Contributing to the continuous improvement of systems engineering processes and standards within the organisation What skills and experience you'll bring A degree in Engineering, Physics, or a related technical discipline Strong experience in systems engineering, with requirements engineering as a core strength A track record of working on complex, multidisciplinary systems, ideally in regulated or safety critical environments Confidence in treating products as integrated systems, understanding subsystems, interfaces and lifecycle impacts Experience translating stakeholder and system needs into clear, testable requirements The ability to work collaboratively, influence without authority, and communicate complex technical topics clearly Experience with requirements management tools (e.g. Polarion or similar) and exposure to MR systems or superconducting magnet technology is beneficial, but not essential What's on offer 26 days annual leave, with the option to buy up to 10 days and sell up to 5 Up to 10% matched pension contributions BUPA private medical insurance Bonus and Share Save Scheme Free to use on site gym 2 paid volunteering days per year A newly created role with real scope to shape the position, influence technical direction, and grow at Senior or Principal level The opportunity to work on technology that directly contributes to improved patient care worldwide Siemens Healthineers are proud to be a Disability Confident Committed employer.