Project Engineer, Advanced Operations

Work Flexibility: Onsite As a Project Engineer, you will lead process development for new product development projects, ensuring that Stryker Robotics projects are smoothly launched into operations. More specifically you will: Work with a project manager to execute engineer deliverables Think critically to solve abstract problems Execute engineering documentation to ensure all projects comply with industry standards Review part drawings and evaluate manufacturing feasibility Work with suppliers to meet project deadlines and overcome technical challenges Complete validations for gages and equipment Bachelor Degree in Engineering 0-2 years professional work experience Experience working in teams to meet deadlines Familiarity with GD&T Familiarity with validation Familiarity with PPAP Proficient in Microsoft Office specifically Excel, Word, and PowerPoint Demonstrated experience working independently Strong desire to learn and master various engineering skills Minimum Requirements: Bachelor Degree in Engineering 0-2 years professional work experience Preferred Skills: Experience working in teams to meet deadlines Familiarity with GD&T Familiarity with validation Familiarity with PPAP Proficient in Microsoft Office specifically Excel, Word, and PowerPoint Demonstrated experience working independently Strong desire to learn and master various engineering skills United States of America Pay Ranges: USN : $69,500 - $110,900 USD Annual Travel Percentage: 10% Stryker Corporation is an equal opportunity employer.

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