Process And Design

Role & responsibilities

Will contribute to product and process change projects for existing products and processes in our Critical Care businesses. The projects will be primarily related to Technical Transfer, Process Change, Material Change, Supply Security (stay in business), and Cost Savings. The successful candidate will be capable of leading cross-functional projects to deliver solutions, will have a good understanding of medical device design and change controls, be capable of coordinating teams and interfacing with colleagues at all levels within the organization. The successful candidate is expected to help drive the development and integration of new materials, processes or technologies into new products and processes.

• Develop test plans analysee test data and interpret results.
• Generate original ideas based on professional knowledge of product design for both ostomy and critical care products.
• Develop realistic action steps, timetables, and resource estimates for technical projects.
• Identifies potential challenges and proactively works to address them.
• Actively participatese on cross-functional teams (international) and supports the completion of team deliverables.
• Conducting statistical analysis of data and developing detailed reports documenting results, conclusions and recommendations.
• Validate plans within the team and acts on suggestions for improvement.
• Establishes a rapport with their working teams which allows them to identify key resources and network efficiently.
• Supports technical management in establishing goals and strategies.
• Communicate effectively and review project outcomes with internal customers.
• Completes written reports on technical activities carried out.

Prepares and updates a range of technical documents, including drawings and specifications.

• Provides technical support to Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality and Supply Chain.
• Representing the Research & Development function on cross-functional teams throughout the Product Lifecycle process IV.