Principal Engineer and Sr. Engineer
Medical Device Product Development
Northern NJ

Large global medical products company with expanding R&D group is looking for several R&D engineers to work on product development projects in R&D group. This would include design, prototyping and testing designs for new products and changes to existing product lines. Products would be designed for high volume manufacturing and assembly including plastics, rubber, glass, metal and packaging materials.

The ideal candidate would have a BS or MS in Mechanical Engineering or Biomedical Engineering and 3-10 years experience in development of medical devices or medical disposables designed for high volume manufacturing. This candidate must have experience in developing and prototyping designs for technical and customer evaluations and be well versed in GMP guidelines, FDA regulations, medical device design control and manufacturing scale up for high volume manufacturing.

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