Reliability Engineer II: Design & Test Innovator

AVE Medtronic Vascular Inc; California (MO); On-site; USD 85,000 - 127,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Dental and Vision Insurance

Health Savings Account

Healthcare Flexible Spending Account

Life insurance

Long-term disability leave

Tuition assistance/reimbursement

Simple Steps well-being program

401(k) plan plus employer contribution

Job summary

Medtronic is seeking a Quality Engineer to join the technical team responsible for design and testing methods for medical device systems. You will drive testing equipment development, perform risk analysis, and contribute to design reviews from requirements to verification reports.

The role emphasizes reliability studies, DOE constructs, and development of testing strategies while ensuring compliance with ISO14971 and regulatory expectations.

Qualifications

• Requires a Bachelor's degree with minimum 2 years' experience in quality engineering for medical devices.
• Master's degree preferred for advanced roles; regulatory knowledge preferred.
• ASQ certifications (CQE/CQA/CBA) are advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Lead as a quality extended team member driving design, development, and testing methods and equipment.
• Compile data and define changes in testing equipment, procedures, or manufacturing processes.
• Participate in risk management activities including ISO14971, FMEA, and product risk assessments.

Skills

Quality engineering

Risk analysis

DOE

Design reviews

Data analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

ASQ-CQE

ASQ-CQA

ASQ-CBA

Job description

Medtronic is seeking a Quality Engineer to join the technical team responsible for design and testing methods for medical device systems. You will drive testing equipment development, perform risk analysis, and contribute to design reviews from requirements to verification reports.

The role emphasizes reliability studies, DOE constructs, and development of testing strategies while ensuring compliance with ISO14971 and regulatory expectations.