Associate Manufacturing Engineer, Acton)
Insulet Corporation
About the Role
Join Insulet and play a hands-on role in advancing the manufacturing of the innovative Omnipod® insulin delivery system. This position is ideal for early-career engineers who enjoy solving technical challenges, improving automated manufacturing processes, and working in a highly regulated medical device environment. You'll collaborate with global manufacturing teams, support new equipment installations and validations, drive continuous improvement initiatives, and help ensure world-class quality, efficiency, and reliability.
Key Responsibilities
- Project deliverables for installation of new manufacturing equipment
- Support of capital equipment projects including coordination with suppliers to ensure performance, timing, and budget targets are met
- Assist with equipment validations and continuous improvement activities at CM and at Insulet manufacturing facility
- Drive product and process improvements in support of Insulet’s Operations objectives:
- Best Quality
- Highest Efficiency
- Lowest cost
- Develop and drive Continuous improvement efforts
- Maintain a cGMP compliant environment and operate within FDA guidelines for Class II Medical Device manufacturing
- Generate validation/qualification (OQ, TMV, CSV, PQ) protocols, coordinate execution, and write final reports
- Author and implement Engineering Change Orders
- Design and coordinate the construction and validation of manufacturing fixtures
- Support responsibility for all project phases from concept, specification, cost justification, project management, installation, training, qualification, implementation into manufacturing, and support
- Use standardized root cause investigation templates and problem-solving tools to carry out non-conforming material investigations
- Implement corrective and preventive actions
- Monitor and report on yield and equipment up-time information; own efforts to ensure these KPIs are at or above target
- Support new product introduction initiatives
- Travel to key suppliers to help them carry out critical investigations or improvement projects
- Carry out duties in a quality system environment
- Analyze a product using mechanical engineering methods such as FBD analysis and fundamental physics
- Interpret the mechanical properties of the selected material for the product design and make recommendations for suitable alternatives
- Performs other duties as required
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Proficient in all Microsoft Office tools
- Excellent Microsoft Excel and Data Analysis Skills
- Working knowledge of Minitab and/or JMP statistical analysis software
- Working Knowledge of Solidworks and print reading
- Proficient in Six Sigma/Lean manufacturing concepts
- Comfortable troubleshooting mechanical equipment both semi and fully automated
- Basic knowledge of common challenges with assembly of molded components, stamped metal, and springs
- Strong command of structured problem-solving tools
- Strong project management skills
- Possesses strong mechanical analysis skills
Qualifications
- B.S. in Mechanical/Industrial/Electrical Engineering or equivalent field, and 0-2 years of engineering manufacturing experience.
- Experience in the medical device industry is preferred.
- High-Volume Manufacturing and/or Automation Experience is a plus.
- The position is in-person at our Acton location.
- Travel is estimated at 5% but will flex depending on business needs.