DESIGN ENGINEER – MEDICAL DEVICES – ULTRASOUND
Global leader in the design and production of medical devices seeks a Design Engineer for the company's ultrasosonic devices group.  This company offers great career growth across its many divisions, both domestic and international.
Requirements

• BS in Mechanical Engineering with 6 (six) years of engineering experience within the medical device or equivalent regulated industry OR  MS with 5 (five) years of engineering experience within the medical device or equivalent regulated industry  
• 3+ years proven project management and/or supervisory skills
• Experience designing ultrsound or ultrasonic medical devices strongly preferred
• Solid modeling software expertise, Solidworks highly preferred
• Engineering software experience: FEA, CFD, engineering calculation software 
•  Strong interpersonal skills 
• Diverse technical background
• Demonstrated supervisory skills 
• Understanding and practical application of: GD&T tolerance, analysis, drafting practices; rapid protyping and rapid tooling;  machine shop operatinos; injection molding, extrusion and other manufacturing processes; metals thermoplastic and thermoset resins

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