Process Engineer
eastridge workforce solutionsMahwah (NJ)
Process Engineer
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eastridge workforce solutionsMahwah (NJ)
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About the role
Associate Process Engineer A leading medical device company is seeking an Associate Process Engineer for a 12-month contract in Mahwah, NJ. You will help qualify production equipment and processes by supporting IQ/OQ/PQ validation and keeping process documentation current.
Responsibilities:
- Support the authoring, execution and closing of IQ, OQ and PQ protocols for production lines and equipment
- Collect, compile and analyze process data using statistical methods and write validation final reports
- Support evaluation of engineering change orders and process changes for validation impact
- Draft and update SOPs, work instructions and equipment operating procedures
- Work with other engineers to create and update documentation for new technology and processes
Qualifications:
- RequiredMechanical engineering background (entry level)
- Proficient technical writing skills (SOPs and validation documents)
- Ability to work well under pressure
- PreferredHands-on, mechanically inclined
- OnePLM / Windchill experience
- Validation experience and design review exposure
Why Join Us:
Hands-on exposure to medical device manufacturing and equipment validation Work alongside experienced engineers on new technology and processes12-month contract with a leading medical technology company
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