Biomedical/Mechanical Engineering Co-op: Medical Device Testing

Stryker Corporation; Limerick; Hybrid; Confidential; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentors

Flexible hours

Inclusive culture

Cooperative placement

Job summary

Stryker invites talented engineering students to join our cooperative placement in Limerick. You will support testing of medical device products, work with mentors, and contribute to projects that improve healthcare outcomes.

Flexible hours and a supportive growth environment are part of the program. Eligible students must be enrolled in an Irish or Northern Irish university for the duration of the placement, with durations of 6, 9 or 12 months discussed with Talent Acquisition.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in Irish or Northern Irish university for cooperative placement.
• Very good visual acuity and fine motor skills; observe and correct minute inconsistencies.
• Ability to analyze and resolve complex testing or system issues with independent judgment.
• Honesty, integrity and compliance with quality system and policies.

Responsibilities

• Identify a process improvement project with objectives, scope, milestones and metrics.
• Support R&D, Advanced Operations and Global Quality on testing and verification of products.
• Develop and coordinate inspection and testing procedures for prototypes and components.
• Set up and perform routine to non-routine experiments complying with FDA and engineering standards.
• Extract and process test data into formal written and verbal reports.

Skills

Testing methods

Data analysis

Process improvement

Teamwork

Education

Engineering degree (Mechanical or Biomedical)

Tools

Test equipment

Job description

Stryker invites talented engineering students to join our cooperative placement in Limerick. You will support testing of medical device products, work with mentors, and contribute to projects that improve healthcare outcomes.

Flexible hours and a supportive growth environment are part of the program. Eligible students must be enrolled in an Irish or Northern Irish university for the duration of the placement, with durations of 6, 9 or 12 months discussed with Talent Acquisition.