About the role Help keep the products that patients and clinicians depend on safe, compliant, and made right. In this role you'll be the go-to quality voice for the plant: investigating issues, improving processes, and connecting production, engineering, and Division R&D. What you'll need (non-negotiables) A BA/BS in Science, Engineering, or a related field. Early-career candidates are welcome. Internships, co-ops, and engineering projects count as experience. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. You'll work with every department, so you need to explain technical issues clearly and build trust across diverse teams. Flexibility. Your days will vary, from audits and investigations to project work and safety support, and you'll need to be comfortable with that. Preferred, but not required: medical device manufacturing experience. What will make you successful Digging into root causes. You enjoy investigating defects, spotting trends, and solving quality problems with tools like FMEA, DOE, validations, and capability studies. Driving continuous improvement. You lead or join Kaizen teams and use Lean and Six Sigma to reduce waste and raise quality. Taking ownership of compliance. You make sure plant activities meet OSHA, EPA, FDA, and ISO requirements, and you help shape the policies and procedures that keep quality standards high. How you'll grow Start by supporting investigations and improvement projects. As you build your skills, you'll lead continuous improvement projects and take on new product and process evaluations in partnership with Division R&D. This gives you a clear path toward senior quality engineering and leadership roles.

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