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Noah Medical is building the future of medical robotics. Our next generation robotic platform targets early diagnosis and treatment of patients across multiple indications. We are looking for exceptional engineers and key team members. Our incredibly talented team of engineers, innovators, and industry leaders bring years of experience from the top healthcare companies in the world, including: Intuitive, Auris, Stryker, Johnson & Johnson, Boston Scientific, Verb Surgical, Mako, Think Surgical, Medrobotics, and Hansen. We are looking for talented, motivated and ambitious team members to revolutionize robotic surgery.

About The Team:

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for sustaining and identifying and implementing continuous process improvements with an emphasis on sustaining. The position will be responsible for on-demand production line support, measure manufacturing driven metrics (cycle times, capacity, bottlenecks etc.), design, duplicate and/or deploy manufacturing fixtures and tooling, develop and train on manufacturing processes and perform equipment qualification and process validation activities. 

A Day In The Life Of Our <Insert Title>:

  • Provide daily support to troubleshoot and resolve manufacturing production issues including material, method, while following GMP and the company Quality Management System.
  • Create and revise manufacturing-related risk documents including pFMEA’s and Manufacturing Line Specifications
  • Identify root cause(s) of operational failures and support Corrective and Preventive Action plans by providing solutions using problem-solving skills including Fishbone, 5 Whys, Pareto Charts etc..
  • Generate production metrics including yields, scrap rates, capacity/bottlenecks and cycle times and routinely present to management.
  • Define and implement continuous process improvements to existing manufacturing operations including process verification, MFG documentation updates and process validation.
  • Perform routine equipment preventative maintenance and/or repair and serve as manufacturing liaison for external calibration activities.
  • Design, document, assemble, qualify and release custom and off the shelf manufacturing and testing tooling, fixtures and equipment. Create and release associated maintenance and calibration procedures.
  • Author and execute manufacturing documentation, including protocols, reports, manufacturing process instructions, work instructions and equipment/fixture specifications.
  • Draft and perform process validation (IQ/OQ/PQ/PPQ) for the team, developing the protocols and test processes
  • Other manufacturing engineering duties or support as assigned or requested.
  • This role requires the use of varying levels of personal protective equipment (including, gowns, masks/face shields, gloves, and safety glasses).

About You:

  • Degree in Manufacturing/Industrial, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering
  • Minimum 1 years experience in the industry in a manufacturing engineering capacity working with complex hardware/software devices
  • Catheter experience is a plus!
  • Experience in working with CM, especially an OUS CM
  • Working knowledge of  ISO 13485 and 21 CFR 820.
  • Understanding of statistical methods
  • SolidWorks experience
  • Proficient with standard business software (MS Office, Excel, Outlook etc.)
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills are required

Workplace Type: Onsite 

Benefits & Perks (For Full Time Employees):

  • Competitive Salary
  • Comprehensive health insurance including Medical, Dental and Vision + HSA and FSA options
  • Equity & Bonus Program
  • Life Insurance (company paid & supplemental) and Disability insurance
  • Mental health support through medical insurance programs
  • Legal and Pet Insurance
  • 12+ paid holidays, 15-20 days of PTO + use-what-you-need sick days
  • Paid parental leave
  • In-office snacks and beverages 
  • In-office lunch stipend
  • Learning & Development Opportunities: On-demand online training and book reimbursement
  • Team building and company organized social and celebration events

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Pay Transparency

The Pay Range for this position is listed. Consistent with applicable laws, an employee's pay within this range is based on a number of factors which include but are not limited to relevant education, skills, job-related knowledge, qualifications, work experience, credentials, and/or geographic location of the posted role. Noah Medical reserves the right to modify this range as needed based on candidate experience level and/or specialized skills. Please note that the aforementioned range is only one component of the position's total compensation package.

California Pay Range
$84,900$106,100 USD

Noah Medical may offer remote, hybrid, or onsite work arrangements within the state of California depending on the specific team and/or role where applicable. 

Noah Medical is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to ensuring an inclusive environment for our employees. Applicants are considered for all positions without regard to race, color, religion, sex or gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, age, genetic information, physical or mental disability, marital or protected military or veteran status, or any other consideration made unlawful by federal, state or local laws.

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