Quality Operations Engineer
barrington jamesFranklin (TN)
About the role
This role is in office 5 days per week in Nashville. Our client is a Cardiology Medical Device company with an ambulatory ECG device. They are seeking a Quality Operations Engineer to join their growing team. The Quality Operations Engineer will be responsible for documentation and quality control efforts. The core of the job will be documentation and management of their QMS but will also have the opportunity to work cross functionally with other departments and engage with all levels of the organization. For the Quality Operations Engineer role you will need: Familiarity with Highly Regulated Environments (Medical Device/Cardiology ideal, Aerospace, Automotive considered) Experience leading or working on CAPAsFamiliarity with Documentation for IQ/OQ/PQFamiliarity with Risk Management, including pFMEA'sOpportunity to become SME during internal audits and regulatory inspections Perform Root Cause Analyses Reprocess Ambulatory ECG's for reuse This role offers the opportunity to join a startup during a period of high growth and will allow you to gain experience across many different engineering and operational disciplines and engage with upper level staff. A competitive package, including base and benefits will be offered. If the Quality Operations Engineer sounds like you, please apply now. Share with your network too, if this role sounds perfect for someone you know!
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