Our Mission: At Boston Scientific Galway, we are dedicated to transforming lives through innovative medical solutions that improve the health of patients around the world.
We work collaboratively to solve healthcare's toughest problems by developing solutions that matter most to those suffering from debilitating and life-threatening conditions and to the healthcare professionals who provide their care.
We are seeking a Supplier Engineer II on a permanent basis to join us on our mission.
About the role: As part of the Sourced Finished Medical Device support team, the Supplier Engineer assists with the design and development of manufacturing processes, equipment, and systems to meet manufacturing delivery targets, minimize costs, and ensure product quality.
This role is responsible for evaluating, selecting, and applying standard engineering methods, while exercising discretion to implement adjustments that drive improvements at the BSC Finished Good Suppliers.
Responsibilities: Partnering with senior engineers to lead and support projects for product qualification, change management, process development, cost reduction, capacity management, and all related PDM activity Supporting product complaints and NCEP/CAPA investigations of defective components received to identify and address root causes Collaborating with cross-functional teams to qualify and improve supplier processes; submit and manage manufacturing change requests as necessary Collaborates with suppliers and extended team for investigation of device issues or supply constraints through use of process capability studies, Six Sigma and Value Improvement projects, report preparation and process/test documentation.
Troubleshooting new and existing product issues related to design, material, or processes; analyze and interpret test results and use standard reports and documentation communicate findings to key stakeholders Ensuring corrective actions are identified, implemented and controlled by suppliers Education & Experience: Bachelor's degree in any engineering discipline with a minimum of 3 years engineering experience Experience working with suppliers and/or contract manufacturers Experience managing technical problems and solution implementation Ability to travel up to 25% (domestic and international) Experience working in medical device or similarly regulated industry Ability to communicate effectively on all levels with strong technical writing and reporting skills Organized and detail-oriented; ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects Strong interpersonal skills with ability to develop internal and external relationships Results-driven with strong critical thinking and analytical skills Good understanding of, statistical methods, problem-solving techniques, lean manufacturing and six sigma methodologies Has understanding of Design and Process Failure Mode Effect Analysis (DFMEA) and Process Failure Mode Effect Analysis (PFMEA).
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