Manufacturing Engineer - medical device, cnc machining, process development
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About The Position
The Manufacturing Engineer position offers a unique opportunity to work within the dynamic and expanding medical implant and orthopedics industry. This role is ideal for engineers who possess experience in medical devices and are looking to advance their careers with a world-class team. The company is committed to growth, continuously hiring, investing in new capital equipment, and increasing market share. Candidates can expect competitive compensation, potential for career advancement, comprehensive benefits, a retirement program, and relocation assistance for those moving from other locations. This position is set in a high-technology environment, surrounded by a wealth of talented associates. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of five years of experience in either precision machining or direct medical device manufacturing. For those without prior medical device experience, high precision multi-axis machining experience and strong documentation skills are essential. The role requires expertise in machining processes, including CNC milling, CNC lathes, mill/turn, Swiss lathe, multi-tasking, grinding, and/or EDM. Additionally, candidates with medical device experience should be familiar with machining, electro-polishing, deburring, cleaning, and passivation processes. Candidates must demonstrate the ability to review solid models and develop effective manufacturing processes. Experience in designing tooling, fixturing, work holding devices, and process drawings using 3-D CAD software is crucial. Strong process development skills and a proven track record of launching new products are required. While previous experience in a highly automated and high-technology work environment is preferred, it is not mandatory. A minimum of an Associate's degree and five years of manufacturing engineering experience are essential qualifications. Familiarity with medical device and FDA regulations is preferred but not required. Strong documentation, communication, and project management skills are also necessary for success in this role.
