Quality Engineer Development Program

About the Role

The Quality Engineer Development Program is a two-year program designed to build a strong foundation in Quality by providing employees with the knowledge, tools, and experiences necessary to become a successful Quality Engineer at Medline.

• The program begins with 12 weeks of High Intensity Training (HIT), including eLearnings, Instructor-Led Trainings, and real-world assignments.
• Following HIT, employees will be assigned to a Divisional Corporate Quality role for 9 months.
• The final 12 months will be a rotation in a Manufacturing Quality role at a domestic manufacturing site.
• Upon successful completion, employees are expected to move into a Quality Engineer level role.

Key Responsibilities

• Providing Quality support throughout the product lifecycle (design, launch, post-market surveillance).
• Authoring Device Master Records, Design Controls, Risk Management, protocols, reports, and other critical Quality documentation in compliance with applicable regulations.
• Developing test plans to evaluate new and existing products.
• Collaborating with Regulatory, R&D, Product Managers, Manufacturing, Operations, and other cross-functional groups.
• Investigating, tracking, and trending customer and sales force complaints, including generation of trend and Management Review reports.
• Communicating significant issues or developments identified during quality assurance activities and providing recommended process improvements to management.
• Engaging in process improvement activities related to product quality and regulatory compliance.
• Supporting CAPA’s, SCAR’s, and supplier maintenance.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Science.
• 3.0 minimum GPA preferred.
• Experience in processing details and understanding and prioritizing their importance to problem solve and draw clear and concise conclusions.
• Experience using time management skills such as prioritizing/organizing and tracking details and meeting deadlines of multiple projects with varying completion dates.
• Experience using MS Office Suite products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook).
• Unrestricted permanent US work authorization.