Mechanical Engineer - Programme Manager - Medical Devices

Newton Colmore
Cambridge
2 months ago
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Overview

Mechanical Engineer - Programme Manager - Medical Devices - Cambridge. Based in Cambridge, you will be leading several projects. You will mentor junior staff on some projects and take on mechanical design on others.

Responsibilities
  • Lead and manage multiple electro-mechanical medical device projects, including hands-on mechanical design.
  • Provide mentorship and technical guidance to junior staff.
  • Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders; communicate project updates and changes.
  • Work with devices that comply with EN60601 and ISO 13485 standards.
  • Develop lifesaving and life-improving medical technologies.
Qualifications
  • Relevant degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related subject; medical devices experience.
  • Hands-on experience developing new medical device technologies in current or recent roles.
  • Experience with implantable devices, wearable tech, or similar medical technology adhering to EN60601.
  • Strong understanding of EN60601 and ISO 13485; knowledge of regulatory environments.
  • Advantageous but not essential: master’s degree or PhD.
  • Strong problem-solving hobby or side project is a plus.
Benefits
  • Proven career development plan with continuous training.
  • Competitive salary, bonus, enhanced pension, medical insurance, free meals, and other benefits.
  • Opportunity to work at a multinational blue-chip organisation.
How to Apply

Please apply now. For more information, contact Andrew Welsh, Director of Medical Devices, Biotech and Drug Discovery Recruitment at Newton Colmore. Phone number redacted in posting; CV required for full information.


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