JOB SUMMARY

As a Mechanical Engineer, you will work on product development teams to bring complex mechanical designs for implants, surgical devices and external electromechanical devices from concept to market.

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

• Applies engineering knowledge and skills as technical engineer for all phases of development projects.
• Generate and maintain computer-aided drawings (CAD) using Solidworks, schematics and component specifications to document mechanical designs.
• Participates in hands-on fabrication and testing of prototypes using bench testing, animal and/or cadaver studies to evaluate product designs and recommend and implement design modifications.
• Perform detailed design reviews and tolerance analyses to achieve product performance, cost, reliability, and manufacturability requirements.
• Effectively interface with and manage suppliers to fabricate prototype and final components.
• Develop test plans and protocols and executes prototype testing and design verification testing.
• Creates medical device manufacturing process instructions, bill of materials, lot history travelers, and related documentation.
• Contributes towards coordinating and scheduling other staff to work on specific tasks.
• Communicates directly with clients to understand needs and present results.
• Effectively interfaces with and manages suppliers to fabricate prototype and final design components.
• Participates in product risk management and develops and implements risk mitigation strategies.
• Other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelors in Mechanical / Biomedical Engineering, or an equivalent engineering discipline
• Minimum 1-3 years’ experience within the Medical Device industry.
• Experience in development of electromechanical devices (i.e. cable design, wire schematics, integrating PCBAs into mechanical assemblies, etc.) highly preferred.
• Experience with CAD design using SolidWorks.
• Excellent communication skills both written and oral.
• Experience and working knowledge of medical device design control processes highly preferred.