Patient monitoring, anesthesia and ultrasound systems for North American hospitals
Mindray North America sells and services patient monitoring, anesthesia and ultrasound equipment to hospitals from its New Jersey base. Hiring is overwhelmingly sales-led and slowing, with job posts focused on winning competitive conversions in acute care and closing long capital equipment cycles. A Salesforce, Service Cloud and Conga stack alongside HL7 points to a quote-heavy field sales motion paired with integration-aware service work.
Mindray North America is the regional arm of a medical device maker, headquartered in Mahwah Township, New Jersey, and founded in 1991. It provides patient monitoring, anesthesia, ultrasound, in vitro diagnostics and surgical table products to hospitals and care providers. Field sales and support teams cover the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico, backed by clinical education specialists who deliver on-site training and an in-house technical support and field service organization. The privately held company employs between 5,001 and 10,000 people and hires in the United States and India.
Mindray North America uses Salesforce, Salesforce Service Cloud, Conga, SAP, VMware, Lotus Notes, MATLAB, Python, JavaScript, VBScript and HL7, among other tools.
Yes. Sales dominates current openings, followed by support roles, mostly at mid-level seniority, though overall hiring velocity is decelerating. Roles are based in the United States and India.
Mindray North America is headquartered in Mahwah Township, New Jersey, with field sales and support teams covering the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico.
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