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Manufacturing Test Engineer

Posted 4 days ago

katalyst healthcares life sciencesDayton (OH)

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About the role

Job Summary: The Manufacturing Test Engineer will support manufacturing engineering activities by setting up, executing, and documenting test configurations for components and equipment. The role will support prototype and production equipment, new product and equipment installation, startup, debugging, validation, process development, and qualification activities.
Roles & Responsibilities: Set up, execute, and document test configurations for components and equipment. Develop and refine test procedures and protocols to improve testing processes. Build, maintain, and operate prototype and production equipment. Support installation, startup, debugging, and validation of new products and equipment. Collaborate with suppliers and operations to ensure equipment meets specifications and transitions smoothly to production. Maintain detailed documentation, including test results, SOPs, and component specifications. Provide training and onboarding support for testing and process personnel. Manage equipment and component inventory and procurement to ensure timely delivery. Support process development and qualification for components, assembly processes, and software-driven systems.
Experience: 2–4 years of experience. Experience in Medical Device & Regulations. Experience in Manufacturing Engineering Support. Essential Skills: Ethicon Project Support.

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