Description:
- Participates as a leading team member in the development process anywhere from concept and ideation through commercialization for client companies.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Leads development of concepts, prototypes, processes, and products from initial design to release.
- Leads smaller projects where there is a clear path of execution and meeting the expected deliverables
- Assists in writing proposals for existing clients to achieve new deliverables within an existing phase or as a part of ongoing efforts.
- Designs and implements new methodologies, materials, machines, processes or products to bring concept to market, including essential product and process documentation.
- Maintains detailed documentation throughout all phases of research and development.
- Prepare project plans for basic projects that specify project phases, tasks, task interdependencies, durations, resource assignments, and costs.
- Conduct and participate in meetings directly with clients. Proactively communicate with team to ensure an ongoing two-way exchange of information.
- Conduct risk analysis for products under development.
- Coordinates activities with outside suppliers and consultants to ensure the delivery of supplies or services needed to meet scheduled timelines.
- Mentor junior engineers on technical development and project management as required.
- Leads brainstorming sessions and design reviews.
- Generates innovative concepts for new medical device designs to satisfy clinical requirements and meet or exceed customer expectations.
- Participates in the organization and execution of interdepartmental activities to ensure the completion of projects on schedule and within budget constraints.
- Conducts feasibility studies of the design to determine ability to function as intended.
- Ability to generate and execute protocols and reports as needed to support validation activities, including Design Verification, IQ, OQ, PQ.
- Maintains standards of excellence in all Product Development processes.
- Any other duties as assigned.