Senior Principal Clinical Engineer — Ortho Workflow Architect

Johnson & Johnson

Raynham (MA)

On-site

USD 137,000 - 236,000

Full time

9 days ago

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Long-term incentive program

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Job summary

Johnson & Johnson is seeking a Sr Principal Clinical Engineer based out of Warsaw, IN; Raynham MA; and Leeds, United Kingdom. You will define end-to-end surgical workflows spanning preoperative to postoperative care, translating clinical and economic needs into integrated requirements guiding implant, instrument, digital tools, biologics, and services.

Travel to R&D sites and clinics is required; base pay ranges from $137,000 to $235,750 with long-term incentives and comprehensive

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, biomedical engineering, life sciences, clinical discipline, health care administration, or related field required; advanced degree preferred.
Minimum 8 years of relevant experience in medical device, orthopaedics, surgical innovation, product development, clinical workflow design, human factors, systems engineering, or related health care technology environment.

Responsibilities

Define and design end-to-end integrated procedural workflows for prioritized surgical procedures across preoperative planning, intraoperative execution, and postoperative follow-up including implants, instruments, technologies, digital applications, biologics, and services.
Translate surgeon, care team, patient, health system, commercial, clinical, operational, economic, usability, and adoption needs into procedural requirements, user needs, use scenarios, design inputs, and development guidance.
Map current- and future-state workflows to identify unmet needs, adoption barriers, usability challenges, economic pain points, and opportunities for meaningful differentiation.
Partner with R&D, clinical, medical education, regulatory, quality, marketing, commercial, and external clinical stakeholders to align workflow priorities, solution intent, and integrated procedural requirements.
Evaluate concepts for usability, workflow fit, clinical relevance, adoption risk, and end-user value to prioritize procedural problems and guide clinical, technical, operational, and business tradeoffs to improve efficiency, consistency, usability, and adoption.
Translate procedural needs and complex inputs into requirements, recommendations, and development guidance.