Sr R&D Technician - Devices

• Actively participate in the design and development of new concepts, building prototypes/catheters and testing new designs, ideas and processes.
• Assist in the development of assembly and test procedures, performing in-vitro/bench tests and documenting results (familiarity with MS office suite preferred).
• Conduct design/process qualification catheter builds, execute testing according to protocol, and document results.
• Familiarity with operating R&D equipment (hot boxes, adhesives, soldering, bonding, fuse joining, microscope/vision systems and extra bonus if experienced with vertical laminator, coiler, braider, Instron)
• Ability to perform testing independently with tensile, balloon testing, fatigue or other tests related to medical device, or any regulated technology

• Should possess strong math skills
• Familiar operating R&D equipment (hot boxes, adhesives, soldering, bonding, fuse joining).
• Knowledge of materials (Polymers, Metals, Chemicals) as it relates to medical devices.
• Ability to perform testing independently with tensile, balloon testing, fatigue or other tests related to medical device, or any regulated technology.
• Good written and verbal communication skills.
• Strong computer skills, including knowledge of Microsoft office products.

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