Location: Cincinnati, BMC, Ohio
Duration: 6 months
Experience Required: 6–8 years
Role: Component Development Engineer / Tissue Laboratory Technician
Work Environment: Regulated laboratory, engineering, and product development environment
Tissue preparation and handling.
Laboratory setup and teardown procedures.
Good Documentation Practices (GDP).
Equipment setup, operation, and verification.
Microsoft Office proficiency, including Excel, Word, and Outlook.
Basic data recording, analysis, and reporting.
New Product Development (NPD) methodology and management.
Medical Device Development (MDD) risk management.
Component development and engineering change management.
Design verification and validation support.
Quality systems and regulatory compliance.
Laboratory Operations and Tissue Handling
Read and understand tissue laboratory protocols and procedures for individual and team execution.
Perform daily laboratory activities, including lab setup, tissue receipt, tissue preparation, equipment setup, and lab closure.
Follow written procedures to safely operate laboratory equipment.
Become familiar with tissue testing methods performed in the laboratory.
Perform tissue measurements, gluing, holding, and related preparation activities.
Set up laboratory equipment, fixtures, and software, and perform verification checks.
Configure laboratory spaces for different testing requirements.
Cross-train in mechanical and materials laboratories to expand technical capabilities.
Support preparation of complex data sheets and written test reports.
Perform additional duties as assigned.
Documentation and Testing
Record test data using Good Documentation Practices in handwritten or electronic formats.
Maintain accurate, complete, and traceable laboratory records.
Support test planning, test execution, data review, and technical documentation.
Ensure laboratory activities comply with established procedures and quality requirements.
Component Development and Engineering
Lead multiple high-priority lifecycle change projects from concept through implementation.
Develop and manage project plans, timelines, risk mitigation strategies, and implementation readiness.
Coordinate cross-functional teams across Engineering, Quality, Regulatory, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Procurement, Operations, and external suppliers.
Serve as the technical interface with suppliers for component development, Design for Manufacturing (DFM) reviews, tooling readiness, process capability, and component qualification.
Support design verification and validation activities, including test planning, execution, data review, and technical documentation.
Partner with manufacturing sites on process validation activities, including IQ/OQ/PQ, pilot builds, validation builds, and production launch readiness.
Apply design controls, engineering change management, risk management, quality system requirements, and regulatory expectations.
Review engineering drawings, specifications, Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) requirements, tolerance analyses, and component acceptance criteria.
Drive root cause analysis, technical problem-solving, and timely closure of project issues.
Communicate project status, risks, decisions, and recommendations to stakeholders and senior leadership.
Demonstrate ownership, urgency, accountability, and the ability to influence without direct authority.
Component Development Engineering.
Tissue preparation and handling.
Regulated laboratory operations.
Laboratory equipment setup and verification.
Good Documentation Practices (GDP).
Test data recording and reporting.
New Product Development (NPD) methodology and management.
Medical Device Development (MDD) risk management.
Design verification and validation.
Engineering change management.
Design for Manufacturing (DFM).
Root cause analysis and technical problem-solving.
IQ/OQ/PQ process validation.
Engineering drawings, GD&T, and tolerance analysis.
Cross-functional project coordination.
Quality systems and regulatory compliance.
Strong attention to detail and compliance focus.
Ability to multitask in a fast-paced, regulated environment.
Clear written and verbal communication skills.
Customer-focused mindset.
Ability to adapt to changing deadlines and priorities.
Self-starter who can work independently and collaboratively.
Strong ownership, accountability, and urgency.
Effective stakeholder and supplier management.
Ability to influence cross-functional teams without direct authority.
Tissue Laboratory Technician.
Tissue Tech I / II.
Regulated Laboratory Environment.
Tissue Preparation.
Laboratory Equipment Setup.
Good Documentation Practices.
Data Recording and Reporting.
Component Development Engineer.
New Product Development (NPD).
Medical Device Development Risk Management.
Design Verification and Validation (V&V).
Engineering Change Management.
Design for Manufacturing (DFM).
IQ/OQ/PQ Validation.
GD&T and Tolerance Analysis.
Root Cause Analysis.
Do you have experience working in a regulated laboratory environment?
Are you comfortable following detailed written procedures and protocols?
Have you handled biological or tissue samples in a laboratory setting?
Do you have experience documenting test data manually or electronically?
Are you able to adapt to shifting priorities and deadlines while maintaining accuracy?
Are you comfortable working independently as well as part of a team?
Do you have experience in component development or new product development?
Have you supported design verification, validation, or manufacturing process validation?
Do you have experience with engineering change management and risk management?
Have you worked with suppliers on component qualification, DFM, or tooling readiness?
| Location | Cincinnati, OH |
| Salary | $24.24–$26.51 Per Hour |
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