Quality Engineer III (Sustaining Engineer)

Posted 18 days ago

lancesoftRaynham (MA)

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Company Description: JOHNSON & JOHNSON CODMAN Job DescriptionQuality Engineer III, Codman Sustaining Engineering Core Responsibilities Sustaining Engineering will support design change and base business projects of varying scope and complexity across the total Codman Business – Neuro Surgery and Neuro VascularCore team member of cross-functional teams focused on design changes on existing products and base business projectsKnowledge of Design Controls / Design Change processesKnowledge and execution of Risk Management processes and toolsStrong analytical skillsTravel up to 10% of the TimeQualificationsBachelor's Degree required, with preference for EngineeringExperience in the medical device industry and knowledge in FDA QSR and ISO13485 requirements is preferredMinimum of 5 years of related experience Key CompetenciesTeaming and collaboration, including building strong cross-functional relationshipsAbility to management multiple projectsProblem-solvingStrong written and verbal communication skills as well as presentation and analytical/statistical skills are requiredQualificationsQualificationsBachelor's Degree required, with preference for EngineeringExperience in the medical device industry and knowledge in FDA QSR and ISO13485 requirements is preferredMinimum of 5 years of related experienceAdditional InformationCLIENT : JOHNSON & JOHNSON CODMANJOB TITLE : QUALITY ENGINEER IIILOCATION : RAYNHAM MA / 02767JOB ID : JNJNJP00042651SummaryType: ContractFunction: ManufacturingExperience level: Mid-Senior LevelIndustry: Pharmaceuticals

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