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The Quality Engineer will support IVDR initiatives by facilitating the update, consolidation, and migration of legacy product risk management files. This role plays a critical part in ensuring risk documentation aligns with evolving IVDR requirements, internal procedures, and applicable global standards.
Job Responsibility:
Facilitate risk management assessments, including updates to risk management plans and reports
Consolidate and update product system hazard analysis files in accordance with company procedures and applicable standards
Coordinate and lead cross-functional meetings to gather required data and ensure completeness and accuracy of risk profiles
Identify existing hazards, assess new risks, and escalate issues requiring additional input or mitigation to management
Support migration of product risk management files into the eQMS, ensuring accurate metadata and proper linkage to legacy DHF binders
Review legacy risk documentation to identify gaps against IVDR transitional activities, new guidance, and updated global risk management procedures
Support additional IVDR-related technical documentation updates, gap assessments, and eQMS migrations as needed
Operate effectively in a dynamic, fast-changing environment while supporting cross-functional teams with shifting priorities
Demonstrate ownership, accountability, and the ability to work independently with minimal oversight
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in an engineering or related technical discipline
2–3 years of experience in quality engineering, risk management, or a related field (or equivalent combination of education and experience)
Working knowledge of quality engineering principles and risk management methodologies
Understanding of medical device regulations and quality systems, including ISO 14971, ISO 13485, MDSAP, and FDA CFR Part 820 (CFR 210/211 preferred)
General understanding of risk management regulations, principles, and practical application
Strong critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, coordination, and teamwork skills