Systems Engineer - Integration

Avispa Technology•Tucson, AZ

2d•$40 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

Systems Engineer - Integration ROCGJP00039035 Hourly pay: $40-$45/hr Worksite: Leading biotechnology company (Tucson, AZ 85755 - Onsite) W2 Employment, Group Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement Savings Program, PSL 40 hours/week, 11 Month Assignment A leading biotechnology company is seeking a Systems Engineer - Integration . T he successful candidate will drive requirements definition, risk management, and verification & validation practices in projects, including defining requirements, designing system architectures, and implementing solutions to meet IVD standards. Systems Eng ineer - Integration Responsibilities: System Lifecycle Management: Apply broad knowledge and skill sets from Systems Engineering, focusing on the requirements engineering, risk management, and verification & validation stages of the system lifecycle. Industry and Technology Analysis: Research and analyze industry trends, emerging technologies, and competitive products to identify opportunities for robust requirements, proactive risk mitigation, and effective validation strategies. Cross-functional Collaboration: Work closely with R&D, Marketing, Operations, Quality, and Regulatory teams to ensure alignment with organizational objectives and regulatory requirements, particularly regarding traceability, risk, and validation. Customer-Focused Innovation: Engage with business leaders and VoC representatives to ensure technical solutions align with customer needs and market demands, facilitating stakeholder discussions to prioritize requirements, assess associated risks, and define appropriate validation criteria. Systems Engineer - Inte gration Qualifications: 4 years of experience (or a Master’s degree with 2 years of experience, or a PhD). Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Biomedical Sciences, or related technical field. Systems Engineering Expertise: Demonstrated knowledge of systems engineering principles, specifically in requirements engineering, tradeoff analysis, risk management, configuration management, and verification and validation. Regulatory Familiarity: Experience working in a regulated environment, with familiarity with FDA, ISO, and other relevant regulatory standards for diagnostics products, especially regarding requirements, risk, and validation. Strategic Mindset: Demonstrated interest in innovative technologies and understanding of the competitive landscape in IVD, with an eye for potential risks, critical requirements, and robust validation approaches.

Requirements

4 years of experience (or a Master’s degree with 2 years of experience, or a PhD).
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Biomedical Sciences, or related technical field.
Demonstrated knowledge of systems engineering principles, specifically in requirements engineering, tradeoff analysis, risk management, configuration management, and verification and validation.
Experience working in a regulated environment, with familiarity with FDA, ISO, and other relevant regulatory standards for diagnostics products, especially regarding requirements, risk, and validation.
Demonstrated interest in innovative technologies and understanding of the competitive landscape in IVD, with an eye for potential risks, critical requirements, and robust validation approaches.

Nice To Haves

Deep knowledge in requirements elicitation, risk analysis methodologies (e.g., FMEA), usability engineering, and V&V test strategy development.
Proven ability to build authority and accountability within a team, with strong collaboration and communication skills, particularly in facilitating discussions around complex requirements, risks, and validation plans.
Excellent organizational skills, with the ability to efficiently evaluate, prioritize, and handle multiple projects and priorities; capability to formulate and solve problems, and complete work in a timely, accurate, and thorough manner, especially in managing extensive requirement sets, risk registers, and verification & validation matrices.
Familiarity with the assay development process and its associated requirements, risks, and validation needs.
Prior experience in RETINA (Requirements & Test Integration Application) and with LucidSpark/LucidChart.
Advanced understanding of software engineering, electronics, electro-mechanical systems, information technology, and basic chemistry, to better define requirements, assess risks, and plan validation across system components.

Responsibilities

System Lifecycle Management: Apply broad knowledge and skill sets from Systems Engineering, focusing on the requirements engineering, risk management, and verification & validation stages of the system lifecycle.
Industry and Technology Analysis: Research and analyze industry trends, emerging technologies, and competitive products to identify opportunities for robust requirements, proactive risk mitigation, and effective validation strategies.
Cross-functional Collaboration: Work closely with R&D, Marketing, Operations, Quality, and Regulatory teams to ensure alignment with organizational objectives and regulatory requirements, particularly regarding traceability, risk, and validation.
Customer-Focused Innovation: Engage with business leaders and VoC representatives to ensure technical solutions align with customer needs and market demands, facilitating stakeholder discussions to prioritize requirements, assess associated risks, and define appropriate validation criteria.