Mechanical Design Engineer II (Manufacturing & Tooling – Medical Devices)

The mission of the Manufacturing Engineering group is to provide manufacturing technology and robust solutions that commercialize new products and that support continuous improvement in production. The Mechanical Design Engineer II project opportunities are designed to develop professional work knowledge and abilities and to support the efforts and projects that have global importance to the success of the business. Area of work involves manufacturing processes with interaction between production and cross-departmental engineering groups in resolving problems encountered on the production floor. Evaluates, selects, and applies exciting engineering techniques, procedures, and criteria, using judgment in developing and implementing adaptations and modifications to equipment, tooling, and fixturing on the production line. Specific Duties and Responsibilities • Solve problems and implement innovative solutions. • Create designs and drawings for Engineering, Production, and Research and Development. • Develop new equipment and fixtures and their related processes for medical devices and components • Execute detailed root cause analysis and recommend vetted solutions. • Communicate and explain problems and solutions cross-functionally and interdepartmentally. • Approach problems from a detail-oriented perspective. • Suggest independent recommendations for project approaches, scope, and tactics. • Support production; creating and maintaining documentation. • Monitor equipment performance and identify and implement process improvement activities to increase/optimize yield, efficiency, and/or throughput. • Demonstrate an understanding of quality, operational, and financial systems, company products, and internal customer requirements and how the project impacts the objectives of the business. • Design fixtures, acquire off-the-shelf tooling and equipment, and implement new fixtures on the production line. • Perform equipment qualifications. • Plan, schedule, conduct, and coo