Abbott

Healthcare

QualityAssuranceEngineerII

$90–180k Alameda, California, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Quality Assurance Engineer II at Abbott. Skills: Quality Assurance, Design Controls, Medical Devices. Drive alignment in cross functional meetings. Act as QA representative”

Industry & Context.

Healthcare
Problems you'll solve

Root-cause analysis

Eligibility Requirements

Continuous sitting, Keyboard use

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

BS in engineering or related field, 3+ years of Quality experience, Prior Medical Device industry experience

Nice to Have

Mechanical or Biomedical preferred, Design Controls - Design for Manufacturability, Statistical Analysis experience, Calibration/Preventative Maintenance experience

What You'll Do.

Drive alignment in cross functional meetings

Act as QA representative

Review and approve engineering changes

Collaborate with R&D and Marketing

Support mobile app deployment activities

Drive alignment during cross functional review

Approve impact assessments

Approve root-cause analysis investigation

Review and approve batch records

Ensure Device History File compliance

Ensure Device Master Record compliance

and monitor quality information

Participate in internal & external audits

Ensure audit responses are submitted

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross functional meetings; R&D and Marketing

Process & Methodology

Design planning

Free ATS check

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