Engineering Manager- Medical Device Manufacturing
MD

Manufacturing Engineering Manager

Growing medical device manufacturer located in the Northern Chesapeake Bay region (MD, DE Or PA) is looking for a Manufacturing Engineering Manager who can plan, direct and implement projects to improve manufacturing processes for existing products and the transfer of new products into manufacturing. This is a key leadership role at this site that develops and manufactures a wide range of Class II and III medical devices. This person will have 8 direct reports and responsibility for planning and maintaining department budgets and capital expenditures.

This highly regarded company has been in business for more than 80 years, with products sold in more than 160 countries and generating over $3 billion in global annual sales.

Job Requirements

8-15 years of engineering experience supporting production operations in a medical device manufacturing facility.
At least 3 years progressive engineering management experience.
Experience planning and maintaining engineering department budgets and in analyzing and planning capital expenditures.
Experience managing and mentoring a group of engineers in critical thinking, problem solving, analysis and technical project management.
Experience in a diverse range of manufacturing processes to include some combination of the following: automated assembly, manual assembly, injection molding, extrusion, thermoforming, heat sealing/heat forming, grinding, tipping, gluing/curing, hydrophilic coating, grinding, milling, casting, polishing, lamination, sterilization.
Strong lean manufacturing, six sigma and sustaining engineering skills.

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