Mechanical Engineer I (British Columbia)

Mechanical Engineer I (British Columbia)

30 Sep
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Verathon
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British Columbia

30 Sep

Verathon

British Columbia

Company Overview Verathon is a global medical device company committed to being a trusted partner to our customers and advancing patient care through innovative Airway Management and Urology solutions. For more than 40 years, we have worked alongside healthcare professionals to understand their needs and deliver high-quality technologies that provide lasting clinical and economic value.
Our portfolio includes leading GlideScope® video laryngoscopy and BFlex™ bronchoscopy solutions, BladderScan® bladder volume measurement, and a growing range of single-use Urology solutions. Behind our innovations is a diverse, global team united by a commitment to our customers, collaboration, and improving patient care.
Verathon, a business unit of Roper Technologies, is headquartered in Bothell, Washington, with international subsidiaries in Canada, Europe, and Asia Pacific.
Overview Verathon ® is looking for a Mechanical Engineer E1 to become the newest member of our Airway R&D; Team located in Burnaby, British Columbia.
The Mechanical Engineer E1 is responsible for interacting with global and internal design and manufacturing resources to design for manufacturability, reliability, and cost effectiveness. Responsibilities · Research design options and perform experiments to determine potential design feasibility
· Develop and test new manufacturing processes
· Specify and manage tool development
· Assist in creation and release of product requirements, design specifications and design descriptions for assigned projects, as required by applicable medical device standards and internal procedures
· Follow all policies, procedures, and standards for engineering documentation to ensure compliance with corporate document management policy




· Review product documentation for accuracy including documentation intended for customer use
· Assist senior engineers in designing, prototyping, testing and qualification of mechanical designs for high-reliability and high-performance medical devices
· Support production activities and resolve issues quickly
· Evaluate product non-conformances and recommend design modifications
· Support the development of intellectual property
Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering is required; Masters or PhD preferred
Basic knowledge of and ability to use SolidWorks and SolidWorks add-ins
Experience in design, prototyping, testing and qualification an asset
Knowledge, interest, or experience in a medical device preferred
Experience in technical team-focused workplace
Use sound engineering principles and techniques to help senior engineers
Ability to write concisely and accurately with meticulous attention to detail and clarity
EIT status preferred or eligible to register
Why Join Us?
Be part of an innovative team that is dedicated to improving patient outcomes.
Engage in meaningful work that makes a difference in the healthcare industry.
Competitive salary and comprehensive advantages package. Salary range - $71,708 - $82,670 (Compensation will vary based on skills, experience and location; it is not typical to be hired at or above the top of the salary range).
Full-time employees who are not on a commission plan are eligible for Verathon’s annual bonus plan based on company and individual performance.
Verathon provides a competitive benefits package including a generous HCSA, paid holidays, paid time off and a retirement matching plan.

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📌 Mechanical Engineer I (British Columbia)
🏢 Verathon
📍 British Columbia

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