Process Engineer III
$90,000 - $180,000 per year
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SALARY
$90,000 - $180,000 per year
About the role
- Bachelor's degree Engineering/Technical Discipline or an equivalent combination of education and work experience 4+ years of related experience
- Solid knowledge of general Engineering principles.
- Good knowledge of design controls and regulations for medical device development, (ISO134851, ISO13485, FDA).Strong technical experience in mechanical or chemical engineering with excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential.
- Strong understanding of processes and materials used in the development and manufacturing of medical devices, particularly diabetes strips.
- Experience in all of the following: performing engineering calculations and relating results to controlled tests, including statistical analysis, tolerance analysis working in a development environment with a disciplined process/product development process.
- Writing process/product requirements and design specifications.
- Working on a development team with an emphasis on minimizing time to market.
- Design for manufacturing low cost, high volume electronic products.
- Development of processes in an FDA regulated environment with full understanding of GxP, ISO and medical device regulations.
- Cross functional team environments is required.
- Master's degree
- Experience in a mid-volume manufacturing environment, preferably within the medical device industry.
- The base pay for this position is $90,000.00 – $180,000.00. In specific locations, the pay range may vary from the range posted.
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