Manufacturing Engineer 1

Veranex•Providence, RI

16h

About The Position

About This Role Veranex has an exciting opportunity to join our team as a Manufacturing Engineer 1. You will be part of a team working to improve lives globally through medical technology innovation. The Manufacturing Engineer 1 performs and coordinates broad manufacturing engineering activities in the development and supply of capital and disposable medical devices and instruments. What You Will Do Performs manufacturing engineering duties including engineering and production builds, assembly line/cell layout, process flow development, process development, manufacturing fixture design, operator manufacturing/assembly training, etc. Provides technical project management through continuous communication with internal design, engineering, quality, and manufacturing personnel, original equipment manufacturing (OEM) factories, suppliers, and clients regarding manufacturing engineering progress and details of multiple projects. Works with Quality Engineering to execute Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and testing procedures to ensure compliance with design output specifications and lifecycle requirements. Maintains manufacturing files and databases per internal design control procedures. Defines and generates all required documentation in support of manufacturing products and processes. Designs and determines manufacturing text fixtures with some guidance from senior staff. Provides support to improve, maintain, or fix manufacturing processes. Executes training operators for manufacturing/assembly with some guidance from senior staff. Troubleshoots project related manufacturing issues with some guidance from senior staff. Supports the organization in meeting production schedules through resolving technical, equipment, or operational issues. Supports initiatives to improve safety and compliance to applicable regulations. Participates in build and release plans.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in manufacturing or mechanical engineering
1-3 years of relevant work experience
Good knowledge of overall medical device industry
Good knowledge of computer-aided design (CAD) packages
Good knowledge of process development
Good written and oral communication skills
Attention to detail
Ability to multi-task and perform a wide range of activities
Ability to work under a timeline
Ability to solve basic to moderate technical problems

Responsibilities

Performs manufacturing engineering duties including engineering and production builds, assembly line/cell layout, process flow development, process development, manufacturing fixture design, operator manufacturing/assembly training, etc.
Provides technical project management through continuous communication with internal design, engineering, quality, and manufacturing personnel, original equipment manufacturing (OEM) factories, suppliers, and clients regarding manufacturing engineering progress and details of multiple projects.
Works with Quality Engineering to execute Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and testing procedures to ensure compliance with design output specifications and lifecycle requirements.
Maintains manufacturing files and databases per internal design control procedures.
Defines and generates all required documentation in support of manufacturing products and processes.
Designs and determines manufacturing text fixtures with some guidance from senior staff.
Provides support to improve, maintain, or fix manufacturing processes.
Executes training operators for manufacturing/assembly with some guidance from senior staff.
Troubleshoots project related manufacturing issues with some guidance from senior staff.
Supports the organization in meeting production schedules through resolving technical, equipment, or operational issues.
Supports initiatives to improve safety and compliance to applicable regulations.
Participates in build and release plans.