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Skills
Analysis Skillsunmatched
BASIC Programming Languageunmatched
Billing Recordsunmatched
Computer Programmingunmatched
Continuous Improvementunmatched
Document Managementunmatched
Documentationunmatched
Electrical Engineeringunmatched
Lean Manufacturingunmatched
Machine Toolunmatched
Maintain Complianceunmatched
Manufacturingunmatched
Manufacturing Bill of Materials (mBOM)unmatched
Manufacturing Managementunmatched
Manufacturing/Industrial Processesunmatched
Medical Equipmentunmatched
Medical Productsunmatched
Medical Testsunmatched
Problem Solving Skillsunmatched
Process Improvementunmatched
Product Designunmatched
Product Engineeringunmatched
Product Testingunmatched
Quality Assurance Methodologyunmatched
Testingunmatched
Description
Roles and Responsibilities:
The Product Industrialization Test Engineer supports the transition of medical device products from design to manufacturing by developing, optimizing, and industrializing test and production processes.
The role focuses on improving manufacturing efficiency, implementing Lean Manufacturing principles, managing manufacturing documentation and Bills of Materials, and supporting process, tooling, and equipment enhancements.
Responsibilities include executing test protocols, ensuring regulatory compliance, maintaining manufacturing data, and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives within a regulated environment.
Candidates should have at least 1 year of experience in medical device manufacturing, engineering testing, or related functions, with knowledge of compliance documentation, manufacturing processes, and basic programming skills.
Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and documentation abilities are essential. A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics, or related field) is required.
Experience with Lean Manufacturing, process improvement, and test industrialization is preferred.
The position is office-based and requires close collaboration within a manufacturing environment.