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New Product Introduction Engineer

On-siteFull-timeIndustrial EngineeringMedical Devices

Lead engineering activities that transfer new medical device products into commercial production, including process development, tooling, validation, documentation, supplier support, and manufacturing readiness.

Responsibilities

  • Manage new product introduction activities through commercialization
  • Develop methods and processes, engineering drawings, tooling, production equipment, work instructions, bills of materials, and training materials
  • Prepare process validation protocols and reports, design review packages, and technical justifications
  • Support design transfer, manufacturing readiness, engineering changes, and nonconformity control
  • Investigate failures, identify root causes, and implement corrective actions
  • Create and maintain device master record documentation
  • Redesign parts and assemblies for cost reduction
  • Resolve technical product issues with suppliers
  • Support maintenance of production-related equipment
  • Collaborate with engineering, R&D, quality, suppliers, and manufacturing teams

Requirements

  • B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering
  • At least 3 years of experience as an NPI Engineer
  • Proficiency in SolidWorks and PDM
  • Experience with machining, sheet metal, and milling technologies
  • Experience leading design-for-manufacturability, testability, and cost activities
  • Experience leading process validation activities, including IQ, OQ, and PQ
  • Familiarity with subcontractor and manufacturer collaboration
  • Advanced knowledge of medical device quality systems and ISO 13485
  • Fluent Hebrew and full professional proficiency in English

Nice to have

  • Experience in medical devices
  • Knowledge of CE and FDA regulations
  • Experience with validation processes
  • Experience with risk-based analysis and development processes

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