Maintenance Engineer

Job Requirements

Join us in pioneering breakthroughs in healthcare.

For everyone.

Everywhere.

Sustainably.

At Siemens Healthineers, you'll be part of an inspiring and caring environment where people are supported to grow, encouraged to think differently, and trusted to make a real impact.

We celebrate diversity and individuality, and we create the space for you to develop both professionally and personally - while doing work that genuinely matters.

Our Magnet Technology business is the world's leading designer and manufacturer of superconducting magnets for MRI systems.

Over a third of MRI scanners installed globally rely on magnets produced at our Eynsham facility.

With an award-winning engineering and manufacturing heritage, this is a place where technical excellence, teamwork and continuous improvement come together.

We're now looking for an experienced Maintenance Engineer to help keep our manufacturing equipment running efficiently, safely and reliably in a 24/7 operation.

This role works on a rotating day shift (6am-2pm and 2pm-10:30pm, Monday to Friday) and is initially based in Eynsham, with opportunities to support our Bicester site as we prepare for launch in early 2027.Please note, this role will not automatically transition to Bicester at launch as it's supporting our Eynsham facility.

Your Role

This is a hands-on, varied maintenance role where your expertise will directly support production, quality and safety.

You'll work across a broad range of mechanical and electrical systems, combining reactive fault-finding with planned and preventative maintenance.

You'll also have the opportunity to influence how we improve equipment reliability by contributing to root cause analysis and continuous improvement activity.

You'll be trusted to take ownership, supported by experienced colleagues, and encouraged to share ideas that make a real difference.

What you'll be doing


* Responding quickly and effectively to equipment and facility failures to restore safe operation


* Taking responsibility for equipment start-up and shut-down, ensuring process parameters are met


* Monitoring facility systems and recording performance data for analysis and traceability


* Delivering planned maintenance activities and Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) initiatives


* Updating the maintenance management system accurately after completed work


* Carrying out routine checks and condition monitoring such as vibration analysis, weld parameter checks, fluid levels and vacuum inspections


* Working safely at all times, following established procedures and contributing to a strong safety culture


* Managing local spare parts to ensure availability and cost-effective stock levels


* Using structured problem-solving techniques to resolve equipment issues and prevent recurrence


* Supporting simple PLC modifications, tooling improvements or mechanical design solutions


* Analysing trends in equipment data and reco...