Siemens Healthineers is one of the largest employers in the medtech industry, meaning its colleagues have a wide range of exciting opportunities to pioneer breakthroughs in healthcare, for everyone, everywhere.

Learn about the perspectives of women pioneers working in the medtech world for Siemens Healthineers as they seek new ways to provide better healthcare.

Alberta Okundaye empowers the future of healthcare through STEM education

Alberta Okundaye wants to improve Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) education and access for women.

As a child, Alberta discovered a medical encyclopedia in her family’s home and was immediately fascinated by the wonders of science. After moving to the United States from Nigeria at the age of 11, her passion continued: “It was a way for me to explore unknowns in the human mind, body, and the interconnectedness to the world around. A way to gain understanding behind why things are the way they are,” she reflects.

Alberta is the Global R&D Continuous Improvement Project Manager in Siemens Healthineers Point-of-Care business area.

As part of her role, Alberta leverages her scientific and technical expertise to empower her colleagues to identify opportunities for improvement and savings in ongoing research and development projects.

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Terézia Mézešová is a Siemens Healthineers cybersecurity expert

Terézia Mézešová makes life difficult for hackers in her cybersecurity role. Terézia consistently looks to find and address any weaknesses in systems. To do this, she works with the very source code of medical technology products.

The cybersecurity expert and her team ensure that Siemens Healthineers products are as cybersecure as possible from the very first idea. Her work helps patients and contributes to their protection and safe treatment.

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Siemens Healthineers Alina Rehors creates activity-based and human-centric workplaces

Creating a workplace for everyone is about fostering an environment where every employee can thrive, regardless of their abilities.

Siemens Healthineers Alina Rehors helps co-creates a more accessible workplace in cooperation with employees with disabilities.

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Alejandra Pecka is a medical physicist for Siemens Healthineers

Alejandra Pecka has a career with purpose with Siemens Healthineers, one that embraces culture and science.

Alejandra encounters cultural diversity through her career as a medical physicist in radiation oncology, always eager to learn and seeking challenges.

Passionate about her work, Alejandra understands how embracing equity and diverse perspectives fuels innovation.

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Siemens Healthineers Elena Nioutsikou forges innovation

Devoted to advancements in cancer therapy, Siemens Healthineers MRI expert Elena Nioutsikou is actively shaping the role of magnetic resonance imaging in radiation therapy and advocating for more women in STEM.

Since joining Siemens Healthineers, Elena Nioutsikou has worked at the forefront of innovation of radiation therapy for cancer patients and in particular its combination with magnetic resonance (MR) imaging.

Elena Nioutsikou’s goal is to help improve quality of life for cancer patients.

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