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Benefits offered by this job
Medical Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k)
Stock Options
Job summary
A medical device company is seeking a Sr. R&D Engineer in Pleasanton, CA. The role involves leading research and development for spinal instruments and implants, driving innovation from concept to commercialization. Candidates should possess at least 7 years of R&D experience within the medical device industry, with a keen focus on orthopedic products. This position requires strong mechanical design skills, project management expertise, and the ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams to achieve optimal outcomes.
Qualifications
7+ years of experience in R&D within the medical device industry focusing on orthopedic products.
Proven track record of bringing medical devices from concept to market.
Deep understanding of anatomy and biomechanics related to spine.
Responsibilities
Lead research and development efforts to create original spinal instrumentation and implants.
Manage R&D projects, including timelines and budgets.
Collaborate cross-functionally with regulatory and clinical teams.
Skills
Technical writing
Communication skills
Knowledge of materials
CAD proficiency (SolidWorks)
Mechanical design experience
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
Tools
SolidWorks
FEA software
Job description
A medical device company is seeking a Sr. R&D Engineer in Pleasanton, CA. The role involves leading research and development for spinal instruments and implants, driving innovation from concept to commercialization. Candidates should possess at least 7 years of R&D experience within the medical device industry, with a keen focus on orthopedic products. This position requires strong mechanical design skills, project management expertise, and the ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams to achieve optimal outcomes.