Own process risk documentation (PFMEA, PCP) and validation planning/execution per Stryker quality system requirements.
Complete engineering studies (DOE, MSA, capability, etc.) for component and assembly manufacturing and inspection processes.
Provide training for manufacturing team members.
Ensure adherence to GMP and safety procedures.
What you need
Bachelor’s degree in engineering required
2+ years of applicable full-time work experience required
Working knowledge of PFMEA required
Strong technical documentation skills with ability to communicate technical detail effectively to a cross-functional audience.
Excellent analytical skills, ability to plan, organize, and implement concurrent tasks required
Good knowledge of machining/manufacturing/assembly processes, materials, product and process design required
Ability to read and interpret complex engineering drawings and understand geometrical dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) required
Ability to learn and apply quality system procedures and best practices.
Strong interpersonal & communication skills for cross-functional internal and external conversations.
Willingness to travel between Stryker engineering and manufacturing sites, as well as key supplier sites, on an as-needed basis.
CAD experience
United States of America Pay Ranges
USN: $77,700 - $129,500 USD Annual
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Travel Percentage: 10%
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