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Process Improvement Engineer Nanobiosym - 5.0 Cambridge, MA Job Details Full-time $60,000 - $120,000 a year 1 day ago Qualifications Injection (injection molding) Full Job Description Nanobiosym is on the cusp of rewriting the rules of personalized medicine, novel technologies, and healthcare delivery. Founded by a renowned MIT and Harvard trained Physician and Physicist, Nanobiosym's innovative pipeline of products leverage novel advances in physics, biomedicine, and nanotechnology. Awarded the first ever X-PRIZE for healthcare, and a recipient of multiple other prestigious peer-reviewed funding awards, Nanobiosym is currently adding to its talented team as it expands into a global commercial enterprise. DUTIES Injection Molding Experience Required Coordinate a production and Engineering Team in a variety of manufacturing processes. Collaborate with team members and management to develop and improve injection molded and assembled products and processing thru numerous manufacturing steps. Develop and assist in the process and product monitoring, including the creation of a validation protocol (IQ, OQ, PQ) that comply with FDA regulations. Utilizes DOE/DRM/COS/Lean principles and statistical process control to develop creative, thorough and practical technical solutions. Provide troubleshooting focus and direction for the team with details of root cause analysis. This is a hands-on position in a growing organization and an opportunity which will grow rapidly

QUALIFICATIONS

MS. or B.S. in Engineering (Plastics or Mechanical preferred) Six Sigma Black Belt, a plus 5 years of experience in molding highly critical dimensional parts in manufacturing environment 5 years of experience in resins, and scientific mold process development Demonstrated experience with viscosity analysis, ultrasonic and electric contact welding Experience in statistical analysis and statistical process control Recent experience with a

ISO 13485

environment Good Communication and Organizational Skills Master molder certified preferred