Supplier Engineer 1

The Manufacturing Engineer 1, Supplier plans, directs, and leads activities that support supplier controls and manufacturing processes for medical device products.

- Coordinate with cross-functional teams to create and execute change plans for supplier related changes in compliance with the Cook Quality Management System and global regulatory requirements.
- Evaluate, document, and resolve Incoming Quality Control non-conformances and specification discrepancies with suppliers.
- Lead multiple projects concurrently with effective communication and timely completion to avoid or minimize impact to manufacturing.
- Must maintain all training requirements for the position, while seeking out opportunities for continuous development and growth.

- Must work and interact effectively and professionally with and for others throughout various levels of the global organization.
- Must strictly adhere to safety requirements.
- Maintain regular and punctual attendance.
- Must maintain company quality and quantity standards.
- Must have effective communication skills and the ability to work in collaborative and independent work situations and environments with
minimal supervision.
- Ability to remain calm and receptive in fast-paced situations.

- Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering preferably in Mechanical, Biomedical, Industrial, or Material Science Engineering.
- Engineering experience in a regulated industry, preferably in a medical manufacturing environment.
- Proficient in Microsoft Word/Excel/Project/Outlook, JBase, Livelink, Engineering Server, and Business Objects.
- Ability to understand the overall and detailed functions of a business software application.
- Experience using analytical skills and problem-solving.
- Experience in communication and working with a wide variety of associates.
- Proficient in Microsoft Word/Excel/Outlook and other business software applications.
- Working knowledge of manufacturing and production processes.

Physical Requirements:
- Works under general office environmental conditions.
- Sitting for extended periods, utilizing close visual acuity for working with computers, equipment, etc.
- Frequently required to stand, walk, and communicate.

- Must be able to perform the essential functions of the job, subject to reasonable accommodation requirements under the ADA.