Quality Engineer - Medical Devices
lumicityFort Lauderdale (FL)
About the role
Our client is a growing medical device company looking to add an experienced Quality Engineer to their team. This individual will support Quality activities across product development and manufacturing while partnering closely with technical and operational teams. The ideal candidate will bring well-rounded medical device Quality experience, strong problem-solving skills, and the ability to work independently across multiple projects.
Core Responsibilities:
Provide Quality Engineering support across the product lifecycle Partner with Engineering and Operations on product and process activities Support verification, validation, and other Quality deliverables Investigate product and process issues and support corrective actions Support Quality activities related to manufacturing and external partners Contribute to product risk and Quality documentation Help improve Quality processes and systems Support ongoing compliance with applicable medical device requirements
Required Skills & Experience:
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Science, or a related technical discipline 5-7+ years of Quality Engineering experience within the medical device industry Experience supporting product development and/or manufacturing Understanding of medical device Quality Systems and regulatory requirements Experience with validation and Quality investigations Strong cross-functional collaboration and problem-solving skills Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment If you're looking for an opportunity to take on meaningful Quality Engineering responsibility within a growing medical device organization, we'd encourage you to apply. Please apply directly for immediate consideration.
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