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Aurora Lifesciences is seeking a Senior Manufacturing Engineer to own manufacturing and process engineering activities in a regulated medical device setting. You will work with Production, Quality and R&D to improve performance while ensuring ISO 13485 compliance and safety.
Responsibilities include leading process development, line balancing, capacity improvements, and structured root cause analysis, applying Lean Six Sigma and statistical methods to reduce variation and improve capability.
If you’re a SeniorManufacturing Engineer who gets satisfaction from improving how things are made, solving difficult production problems and using data to make better engineering decisions, this role should appeal.As a Senior Manufacturing Engineer, you’ll work within an established medical device manufacturing environment where the focus is firmly on improving processes, increasing capacity, reducing variation and creating robust, scalable manufacturing solutions.This isn’t a role where you’ll simply maintain existing processes. You’ll be expected to challenge them.
You’ll take ownership of manufacturing and process engineering activities, working closely with Production, Quality and R&D to improve manufacturing performance while maintaining compliance with ISO 13485 and wider medical device requirements.
The successful SeniorManufacturing Engineer will be comfortable spending time close to production, understanding what the data is showing and translating that information into practical improvements.
This would particularly suit a SeniorManufacturing Engineer who enjoys questioning existing processes, identifying where performance can be improved and building solutions based on evidence rather than assumption.You’ll need to be pragmatic, technically credible and comfortable influencing people across Manufacturing, Quality and Engineering.If you’re a SeniorManufacturing Engineer with a genuine passion for process improvement and want a role where your decisions can have a visible impact on manufacturing performance, this is an opportunity to take real ownership of improvement within a regulated medical device environment.