Designer (Cad)

Develop new medical devices and/or make enhancements to existing products through regular interaction with a cross-functional team. The Designer must also assist with relevant development processes and conform to the guidelines described in the company’s quality system and other policies.

• Develop surgical implants and instruments in accordance with regulatory and quality requirements.
• Create 3D part files and 2D technical drawings using SolidWorks.
• Implement Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and assist with creation of inspection documentation and machine setup/programming.
• Provide characterization data to verify or validate that designs meet functional and performance specifications.
• Interact and coordinate with other departments to establish project plans, product requirements, and other documentation activities in accordance with design control and risk management procedures.
• Interface with suppliers and provide support during the manufacturing process.
• Follow organizational and group guidelines, procedures, protocols.
• View surgical procedures in operating room or cadaver lab.
• Inspect inventory components and supervise first product builds.
• Support business development and management activities.
• Participate in research assignments including trade show and other conference attendance.
• Respond to field questions related to products and projects when necessary.