Manufacturing Engineer 3

Job Description

Primary Function of Position
Join a team of Manufacturing Engineers pushing the frontiers of minimally invasive robotically assisted surgery by advancing production processes for Endoscope Instruments.  Refine the process architecture for optimal reliability, quality, and cost.  This Manufacturing Engineering role is responsible for developing lean manufacturing processes and the associated documentation.

Essential Job Duties

  • Contribute to a collaborative team, which is focused on continuous improvement
  • Employ Design for Manufacturing/Assembly (DFx) to develop optimal product architecture in terms of reliability, quality, and cost.
  • Specify, design, document, and procure the equipment necessary to perform each process step.
  • Plan, budget, and provide the production equipment necessary to meet manufacturing capacity requirements.
  • Define lean manufacturing process flows to maximize production efficiency.
  • Author process FMEA’s to identify and address potential manufacturing defects and minimize risks to patient safety.
  • Validate manufacturing equipment and processes to ensure efficacy and compliance with applicable requirements.
  • Maintain and improve production quality, yield, cost, and capacity.
  • Maintain compliance with medical device quality system including corrective action closure, discrepant material disposition, and Engineering Change Order (ECO) implementation.
  • Provide technical support for failure analysis and root cause investigation of product failures.
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