Senior Manager, Quality Engineering - Manufacturing Operations
Senior Manager, Quality Engineering - Manufacturing Operations
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- (Required):Bachelor’s degree with relevant Quality Engineering, Quality Management, or Manufacturing Quality experience within a highly regulated environment; or equivalent experience based on Edwards’ criteria.
- Demonstrated people leadership experience managing and developing engineers or other technical quality professionals.
- Experience deploying, implementing, or sustaining quality management systems within a regulated manufacturing environment, including working knowledge of ISO 13485 and 21 CFR Part 820 requirements.
- Strong experience leading CAPAs, nonconformance investigations, and structured root cause analysis, including evaluation of investigation quality and effectiveness.
- What Else We Look For (Preferred):Engineering or Scientific degree
- Medical device manufacturing experience
- Experience providing quality oversight for manufacturing or production operations, including partnering directly with Operations and Engineering to resolve compliance and product quality issues.
- Demonstrated ability to interpret quality data, monitor operational quality metrics, recognize adverse trends, and escalate significant risks.
- Experience with microbiology principles or microbiological controls in a regulated manufacturing environment.
- Experience supporting cleanroom qualification, environmental controls, or manufacturing operations performed within controlled environments.
- Supplier quality or supplier management experience, including supplier investigations and corrective actions.
- Experience reviewing or approving test method validations and measurement system analysis studies.
- Experience reviewing or approving manufacturing process validations, including IQ/OQ/PQ.Experience supporting internal, external, or regulatory audits.
- Experience leading quality activities across multiple manufacturing technologies, product lines, or production areas.
- Knowledge of statistical methods, process capability, measurement systems, risk management, and continuous improvement tools.
- Demonstrated success strengthening team capability, improving organizational effectiveness, and leading change within a manufacturing quality organization.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to influence decisions and communicate effectively across technical, operational, and leadership audiences.
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