Job Summary:The Design Engineer III is responsible for all activities surrounding the physical customer deliverable during the development phase. Additional responsibilities include, design documentation, physical labor to build / test / refine physical prototypes, travel to suppliers, customers and application sites.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:- Detailed mechanical CAD work based on internal and external input.
- ERP system data input / management to ensure design data reflects accurate information.
- Interface with customers, suppliers and internal personnel.
- Presentations to customers, suppliers, and internal stakeholders.
- Understand and apply specifications and regulatory information to the design and relevant processes.
- Travel to customer sites to assist with design, test and startup production.
- Work within established, as well as variable, timelines.
- Effectively utilize Microsoft Office tools.
- Conduct DFMEA internally and/or with customer participation.
- Complete and maintain all required paperwork, records and documents as they relate to Engineering.
- Transfer new products to manufacturing. Assist associates to perform initial build, document issues, and troubleshoot opportunities for improvement.
- Self-motivate to improve knowledge, skills, and experience in clinical applications and Engineering.
- Follow and comply with all safety and work rules and regulations.
- Maintain departmental housekeeping standards.
Education- Bachelor Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Experience and/or Training- Proven competency in Soildworks at least 5+ years
- Experience with Creo
- Sheet metal design
- GD&T
- Knowledge of IEC 60601-1 standard and/or FDA regulatory requirements
- Five plus years' experience in medical device design
- Strong computer, math and oral/written communication skills and attention to detail required
- Ability to create / read drawings
- Understand and determine tolerance stack up information
- Knowledge of tooled processes such as cast, injection mold, pressure form, etc.
- Ability to run a technical presentation and speak professionally
- Proficient using hand tools and working with fabrication personnel
- Knowledge of different weld processes and when to apply them
Physical and Mental Demands- Continuous: Seeing, hearing, reading, writing, sitting, comprehending instructions, correspondence, regulatory and specification information, computer usage
- Frequently: Math, problem-solving, close-up vision,
- Intermittent: Machine use, fine motor skills, lifting 50 pounds
Work Environment- General office environment, may require to go onto production floor where PPE is needed, and may be warm/cool depending on temperature, and sound levels are moderate.
