Failure Investigation Technician I
$42,640–$52,000 year
On-siteBarnes, Kansas, United States
Job Summary
Conduct failure investigations on returned insulin pumps and disposable devices by interpreting electrical schematics, analyzing component-level failures, and verifying analog and digital performance. Document findings to support trending and review manufacturing history to identify lot-to-lot correlations for root cause analysis. Assist Sr. Technicians in evaluating returned products within an FDA-regulated environment, ensuring compliance with company policies and regulatory requirements. Perform verification testing against approved protocols and analyze problem logs to identify issues for management. Complete required training before assuming job responsibilities.
Required Qualifications
- 2-years of college courses in Science or Engineering or a related field, or equivalent combination of education and applicable job experience
- 1 years' experience in a technical role preferably in a medical device manufacturing environment
- Experience in product development, test, and validation
- Ability to lift or move up to 45 pounds
- Basic knowledge of the electrical and mechanical theories
- Ability to express technically complicated ideas and explain them to others
- Able to effectively share information regarding issues in written or verbal form
- Skilled at participating in team cooperation and a commitment to team success
- Proficient with Microsoft Office and Internet
- Basic knowledge of electrical and mechanical test equipment
- Familiar with personal protective equipment (PPE) for protecting against blood borne and other bio-hazardous pathogens
- Must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S.
- Must be able to complete a pre-employment screening process comprised of a drug test (excluding marijuana) and background check
Desired Qualifications
- Must have a Bachelor's degree in Science or Engineering or a related field
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