Quality Engineer II

KJ106141
  • Negotiable
  • Cork, Republic of Ireland
  • Full Time

Quality Engineer II
About Your New Employer

  • Join a leading company in the medical device industry.
  • Be part of a dynamic team in a state-of-the-art facility in Cork, Ireland.
  • Work in an environment that values innovation, quality, and continuous improvement.

About Your New Job

  • Drive and implement process improvements to ensure predictable processes across all product lines (e.g., Risk Reduction, Yield improvements, Customer complaint reduction, Error proofing, Cost Reduction initiatives, Process Automation activities).
  • Provide effective and responsive QA support to Operations to meet their area’s objectives of quality, cost, and output.
  • Ensure all process variables and their interactions are adequately defined and all failure modes in the process have been identified and addressed (e.g., Use of DOE studies, FMEA’s).
  • Drive and implement plant-wide quality system improvements.
  • Ensure Regulatory compliance in the area of responsibility to cGMP’s of all medical device regulatory agencies (e.g., FDA and TUV).
  • Provide functional expertise to other support functions on quality-related issues (e.g., regulatory requirements, statistical techniques, sampling principles).
  • Identify and implement appropriate statistical techniques to monitor process performance (e.g., SPC, CpK analysis, sampling techniques).
  • Approve change requests for product, process, and quality system changes.
  • Analyze customer complaints, approve analysis reports, and analyze complaint trends.
  • Define process, product, and test method validation requirements, prepare and approve Master Validation Plans, protocols, and reports.
  • Compile required Regulatory documentation (e.g., Technical files, Design Dossiers, Product transfer files, Essential requirements).
  • Review MRB trends and identify appropriate corrective actions when required.
  • Support the implementation of Lean Manufacturing across the site.

What Skills You Need

  • Minimum of a Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering/Technology.
  • 3/4 years’ experience in a manufacturing environment or equivalent with direct experience in a QA environment (preferably GMP regulated).
  • Experience in the medical device industry is an advantage.

What’s on Offer

  • Competitive salary and benefits package.
  • Opportunities for career growth and development.
  • Work in a collaborative and innovative environment.

What’s Next
Apply now by clicking the “Apply Now" button or contact Karolina at kjaglowska@sigmar.ie . If the job isn’t quite right but you are looking for something similar, please get in touch. We also have multiple Temp, FTC, and Contract jobs available.

Karolina Jaglowska Recruitment Consultant, Technical

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