R&D Engineer Drug Eluting Medical Device Product Development
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R&D Engineer Drug Eluting Medical Device Product Development
Global leader of next generation medical devices seeks a Sr. R&D Scientist to lead a collaborative team in the development and launch of drug eluting medical device products.
The Sr. Scientist will lead cross functional teams, providing technical expertise with internal development members, external industry and academic partners, marketing, and regulatory agencies.
Requirements
- B.S. in engineering or related scientific discipline, MS or PhD strongly preferred in Polymer Chemistry, Pharmacology, Materials Science, Biotechnology, Biomedical Engineering, or Chemical Engineering
- 5+ years experience in medical devices development with a strong preference for experience developing combination drug - devices, such as drug eluting stents
- Strong biomaterials understanding and combination device industry knowledge
- Experience could include polymer synthesis, surface modification and characterization, analytical and chromatography methods, bioassays, study design and execution, in vivo model development and execution
- Excellent oral and written communications skills, included a documented track record of producing published papers and presentation
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