Staff Engineer: Advanced Manufacturing & NPI Delivery

Stryker; Cork; Hybrid; EUR 54,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

Bonus potential

Job summary

Stryker Ireland is seeking a Manufacturing Process Development Engineer to elevate NPI delivery, technical rigour and GMP-compliant processes throughout product launches. You will coach the engineering team, drive data-driven decisions and ensure scalable, high-quality manufacturing outputs.

Hybrid work is available, and the role involves leading capability studies, PFMEA and process qualification across manual to automated lines, with a focus on cost, performance and time to market.

Qualifications

• B.S. in Mechanical/Manufacturing/Precision Engineering or related engineering discipline with 4+ years industry experience.
• Strong engineering judgement with focus on DFx, design for manufacture, inspection and assembly.
• Experience applying six sigma, statistics and problem solving in manufacturing contexts.

Responsibilities

• Own manufacturing process development workstreams and drive technical direction across project workstreams.
• Ensure governance and discipline across process workstreams and apply engineering best practices.
• Lead DOE studies to determine optimal operating parameters and validate processes.
• Collaborate with suppliers to define, develop and validate manufacturing solutions.
• Lead or support PFMEA, Control Plans, SOPs and launch documentation for new products.
• Provide training and mentoring to manufacturing teams and engineers.

Skills

Mechanical engineering

Manufacturing processes

Geometric dimensioning

Statistical analysis

Six Sigma

Cross-functional collaboration

Problem solving

Communication skills

Education

B.S in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Stryker Ireland is seeking a Manufacturing Process Development Engineer to elevate NPI delivery, technical rigour and GMP-compliant processes throughout product launches. You will coach the engineering team, drive data-driven decisions and ensure scalable, high-quality manufacturing outputs.

Hybrid work is available, and the role involves leading capability studies, PFMEA and process qualification across manual to automated lines, with a focus on cost, performance and time to market.