T2 Biosystems
T2 Biosystems is hiring: Manufacturing Engineer in Lexington
T2 Biosystems, Lexington, MA, United States
Manufacturing Engineer
Application Deadline: 22 November 2024
Department: Engineering
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: Lexington, MA
Reporting To: Tom Cygan
Description
We are seeking a collaborative, process driven, and detail-oriented individual to join our team as a Manufacturing Engineer. This is an exciting role that will support our instrument manufacturing operations and is responsible for promoting product quality, supporting instrument manufacturing and continuous process improvement. The position reports directly to the Senior Manager, Production Support and New Product Engineering.
The ideal candidate will be someone that enjoys working as part of a fast paced, cross-functional team and focused on achieving results. S/he will lead by example with a positive, can-do attitude and will apply their critical thinking skills when getting things done. This individual must be able to communicate with team members at all levels.
In addition to those skills and attributes, we're looking for someone that thrives in a rapidly growing environment and is interested in developing and advancing their career along with the organization.
Responsibilities
Skills and Experience
Application Deadline: 22 November 2024
Department: Engineering
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: Lexington, MA
Reporting To: Tom Cygan
Description
We are seeking a collaborative, process driven, and detail-oriented individual to join our team as a Manufacturing Engineer. This is an exciting role that will support our instrument manufacturing operations and is responsible for promoting product quality, supporting instrument manufacturing and continuous process improvement. The position reports directly to the Senior Manager, Production Support and New Product Engineering.
The ideal candidate will be someone that enjoys working as part of a fast paced, cross-functional team and focused on achieving results. S/he will lead by example with a positive, can-do attitude and will apply their critical thinking skills when getting things done. This individual must be able to communicate with team members at all levels.
In addition to those skills and attributes, we're looking for someone that thrives in a rapidly growing environment and is interested in developing and advancing their career along with the organization.
Responsibilities
- Support the instrument manufacturing team, working with technicians on complicated electromechanical assemblies.
- Participate in developing, implementing and monitoring manufacturing quality processes.
- Drive regular review of the manufacturing process to identify opportunities for improvement.
- Participate in the inspection of finished products, in-process assemblies and raw materials.
- Work with Manufacturing and Engineering to identify the root cause of technical issues and recommend solutions.
- Assist in driving timely completion of Non-Conformances while preventing repeat occurrences.
- Partner with operations and quality leaders on the regular review of quality metrics for all instrument manufacturing processes and provide input as appropriate.
- Utilize quality principles and problem solving skills (A3, RCCA, 8D, Statistical techniques, etc.) to address product design and manufacturing issues.
- Generate quality reports that track cycle times, yields/quality rates, and evaluate trends through Pareto charts for various quality system and product performance metrics.
- Troubleshoot process problems, define root causes, coordinate implementation of corrective actions and verify effectiveness.
- Support process and product-related deviation activities including tracking and trending.
- Support complaint investigations, recordkeeping and trend reporting.
- Maintain positive and effective communication and collaborate with all levels of the team and outside partners and vendors.
- Other tasks as needed to support organizational goals and objectives.
Skills and Experience
- Bachelor's Degree in engineering related discipline required, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering preferred.
- Must have strong electromechanical assembly design/manufacturing experience.
- Minimum of 5 years of relevant manufacturing experience in an FDA regulated environment required, ideally within medical device, in vitro diagnostics or biotech industry.
- ASQ or Six Sigma Certification or equivalent is desired.
- Strong knowledge of FDA Quality System Regulation (QSR) with an emphasis on Design Controls required.
- Must be familiar with current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) and other relevant international and FDA regulations.
- Working knowledge of FDA IVD regulations and guidelines and/or experience with FDA and/or notified body audits strongly preferred but not required.
- Experience working with Quality Systems compliant with EN ISO 13485 and 21CFR Part 820.
- Must be able to read and interpret engineering drawings and component specifications and apply appropriate metrology methods to inspect the components associated with these drawings.
- Must be familiar with relevant inspection techniques and equipment.
- Must have strong technical writing, statistical sampling and data analysis skills; proficient with Microsoft Excel.
- Must demonstrate sense of ownership and accountability. Works with a results-oriented approach, a sense of urgency, uses sound judgment and has strong attention to detail.
- Experience implementing LEAN systems and processes preferred.