Biomedical Technician
quanta dialysis technologiesBeverly (MA)
About the role
Biomedical Technician Quanta Dialysis Technologies is seeking a hands-on Biomedical Technician to support the maintenance, repair, testing, and reliability of the Quanta Dialysis System. This is an on-site role 5 days per week in our Beverly, MA office, and this role will support both internal equipment and machines deployed in the field. The Biomedical Technician will perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs, upgrades, testing, and documentation, while partnering closely with Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and Field Service. This role will also support customer-site installations, preventive maintenance, repairs, and service activities, with approximately 25–50% travel depending on business needs. New graduates are welcome to apply!
Key Responsibilities:
Perform preventive maintenance, repairs, upgrades, rework, and testing on clinical and development dialysis systems.
Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, electronic, pneumatic, fluidic, and software-controlled equipment issues.
Identify and document equipment failures and support root cause investigations.
Collaborate with R&D and Engineering on recurring machine, component, and test failures.
Support machine installations, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs at customer sites.
Maintain accurate service records, machine history, configuration details, and quality documentation.
Use the company ERP system to document work performed, consume parts, update equipment records, and support inventory accuracy.
Collaborate with Supply Chain and Operations to coordinate machine shipments, equipment movements, and required service parts.
Perform work in accordance with approved procedures, engineering specifications, QMS requirements, and safety standards.
Support continuous improvement initiatives related to machine reliability, service processes, troubleshooting, and repair procedures.
Assist with non-conformances, CAPAs, complaints, and other quality-related investigations as needed.
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