The Mechanical Engineer designs operating room equipment including structural piece part and subassembly designs, electro-mechanical drive trains, user touch points (patients, physicians, and support staff), and complete systems. This role involves working with other engineering, manufacturing, marketing, quality, and regulatory staff to develop product specifications, prototype units, verification and validation devices, and coordinating the production release of new products. The position also performs analysis and testing to assure product performance, reliability, and safety, and plans and schedules projects consistent with corporate objectives. Key contributions include intellectual property development through invention and patent application, identifying and qualifying outside vendors and consultants, and maintaining current knowledge of competitive technologies. The engineer is responsible for complete, accurate, and timely design history documentation, providing support for product complaints and safety issues, and participating in the review and disposition of non-conforming material. The ideal candidate will design metal, plastic, and composite patient support structures for operating rooms, meeting requirements for stiffness, strength, stability, reliability, and cost, and design user-actuated mechanisms and electro-mechanical drive trains for patient positioning and traction to optimize surgical outcomes. Collaboration with diverse teams including electrical, software, systems, manufacturing, clinical, marketing, and service is essential.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Number of Employees
101-250 employees