Implant Design Engineer – IPS® Personalization (Hybrid)

Gebrüder Martin GmbH & Co. KG; Olsztyn; Hybrid; PLN 240,000 - 393,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Onboarding program with mentor

Training and education support

Flexitime and up to 60% mobile working

Sports and health offers (Hansefit, YP

Cafeteria with water/fruit

Pension/capital-forming benefits

Growing family business culture

Job summary

The KLS Martin Group is seeking a Developer (m/f/d) for personalized IPS implants in Olsztyn. You will design and develop patient-specific implants, convert data to digital 3D models, and support production with additive manufacturing technologies.

Requirements include technical training or engineering/medical technology degree and strong attention to detail. There is potential for multi-month training at a KLS Martin site in Mühlheim, Germany.

Qualifications

• Completed technical training as a technician or a university degree in engineering or medical technology.
• Experience with additive manufacturing is advantageous.
• Ability to work in a safety-critical medical device environment.

Responsibilities

• Develop and design personalized implants (IPS®).
• Prepare and manage required documentation.
• Operate and support systems/equipment for implant production (convert data to 3D models, create models with additive manufacturing).
• Optimize processes for design and manufacturing of implants.
• Ensure quality assurance of personalized implants.

Skills

Polish (native)

Additive manufacturing

Attention to detail

Education

Technical training as technician

Engineering/medical technology degree

Tools

Additive Manufacturing

Job description

The KLS Martin Group is seeking a Developer (m/f/d) for personalized IPS implants in Olsztyn. You will design and develop patient-specific implants, convert data to digital 3D models, and support production with additive manufacturing technologies.

Requirements include technical training or engineering/medical technology degree and strong attention to detail. There is potential for multi-month training at a KLS Martin site in Mühlheim, Germany.