Senior Design Engineer
$85,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$85,000 per year
About the role
- Designs, develops and processes implants and instruments utilizing Solidworks CAD software.
- Leads the development of new products and manufacturing processes and/or serves as a member of a project team.
- Directs the development of working prototype models to be used for project design evaluation.
- Manage designers or coops
- Generates protocols for testing and analyzing new and current products.
- Generates design assurance documentation for the project Design History File (DHF).Develops quality control procedures and inspection methods
- Initiates design changes relative to manufacturability while maintaining critical features of each product for in house manufacturing or vendors
- Leads and/or serves on cross-functional product development teams responsible for new product development from concept through product launch.
- Provides technical input to marketing counterparts on the development of collateral marketing materials
- Provides technical expertise to marketing and sales as to intent of design function.
- Provides technical experience to Regulatory Affairs to support FDA 510K submissions.
- Creates and processes Engineering Change Orders (ECO's)
- Other duties as assigned.
- Experience with 3D CAD system, preferably Solidworks
- Experience with phase gate design control processes
- Prior experience in a manufacturing environment, including knowledge of manufacturing methods, predominantly with metals and plastics
- Knowledge in the use and interpretation of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing
- Strong verbal and written communication skills; comfortable presenting to senior management
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