Senior R&D Engineer – Medical Devices (Galway)

Medtronic plc; Galway; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 97,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible benefits package

Job summary

Medtronic plc in Galway is seeking an experienced mechanical/biomedical engineer to contribute to all stages of medical device development. You will work with clinicians to translate needs into concepts and drive designs from concept to commercialization.

You will be part of a dynamic, cross-functional team, providing guidance to junior engineers and supporting sustaining activities, with a focus on cardiac rhythm management devices.

Qualifications

• Level 8 degree in Mechanical or Biomedical Engineering with minimum 4 years direct medical device engineering experience.
• Dynamic team player capable of cross-functional collaboration across organizational boundaries.
• Medical device product development experience desirable.
• Technical experience in DOE, Six Sigma, DFM, and problem solving.
• Experience interfacing with physicians to translate needs into device concepts.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop medical devices from concept through to commercialization.
• Collaborate with physicians to distill their needs into product requirements and concepts.
• Lead and coach less experienced engineers; delegate technical work as appropriate.
• Support portfolio sustaining activities and contribute to IP generation.

Skills

Mechanical Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Team player

Cross-functional teamwork

DOE

Six Sigma

DFM

Problem Solving

Medical device experience

Education

Level 8 Degree in Mechanical or Biomedical Engineering

Job description

Medtronic plc in Galway is seeking an experienced mechanical/biomedical engineer to contribute to all stages of medical device development. You will work with clinicians to translate needs into concepts and drive designs from concept to commercialization.

You will be part of a dynamic, cross-functional team, providing guidance to junior engineers and supporting sustaining activities, with a focus on cardiac rhythm management devices.