ppThe Robotics Manufacturing Engineer drives industrialization and manufacturing engineering for the Dexter surgical robot and its accessories by owning mechanical and mechatronic sustaining engineering, manufacturing testing, root-cause analysis of manufacturing issues, and design transfer. The role operates in a regulated ISO 13485 environment, with the CMO as the primary production site. /p h3Duties and Responsibilities /h3 ul liAct as the manufacturing link between the CMO, supply chain, quality and RD (HQ), and support the commercial ramp-up of Dexter production. /li liPerform level-2 production troubleshooting and mechanical root-cause analysis on complex electromechanical assemblies. /li liInitiate and execute Change Requests, and associated Design Transfers, end-to-end in the regulated QMS, assess change impact on technical and quality aspects. /li liEdit existing SolidWorks drawings, assemblies and BOMs to reflect manufacturing-level changes and submit rev-ups to RD for review and approval. /li liContribute to pFMEA, DFM reviews, work instruction authorship and inspection plans; participate in IQ/OQ/PQ execution and reporting. /li liMaintain manufacturing tools and test equipment and ensure they remain properly calibrated at the CMO site. /li liTrain CMO personnel on updated processes and documentation, and drive best practices and continuous improvement on the line. /li liEnsure compliance with applicable norms and regulations, and maintain QMS documents and records — including Device History Records (DHR) capturing all Dexter robot configurations /li /ul h3Work Experience and Education requirements /h3 ul liMSc or BSc with relevant experience in mechanical or mechatronics engineering. /li li3-6 years in medical device manufacturing (Class II). /li liHands-on experience with complex electromechanical assemblies in production. /li liWorking knowledge of ISO 13485 and demonstrated change-control execution experience. /li liStrong plus: experience at a CMO / managing production at a sub-contractor site; surgical robotics, motion systems or implantable device background; design transfer ownership on a Class IIb or III device. /li /ul h3Knowledge, Skills Abilities required /h3 ul liMechanical integration expertise: tolerance stack-up and interference assessment on complex assemblies without RD escalation. /li liSolidWorks at sustaining level: edit drawings, assemblies and BOMs; assess interferences, tolerances, fatigue and material/process constraints. /li liHands-on, floor-present approach; rigorous on documentation closure. /li liComfortable operating with indirect authority at a CMO site. /li liFluent written and spoken English. /li liOpen to travel, up to 60% (German-speaking Switzerland and broader Europe). /li liStrong plus: French or German speaker. /li /ul h3What we offer /h3 ul liA dynamic, innovative environment with cutting-edge medical technology that is shaping the future of robotic surgery. /li liFast-growing Company where innovation meets agility. /li liStructured onboarding program and training, ensuring a confident start. /li liHigh degree of autonomy and flexibility. /li /ul /p #J-18808-Ljbffr
Robotics Manufacturing Engineer Arbeitgeber: Distalmotion SA
Distalmotion SA ist ein hervorragender Arbeitgeber, der seinen Mitarbeitern die Möglichkeit bietet, in einem innovativen Umfeld zu arbeiten, das sich auf die Entwicklung von chirurgischen Robotern konzentriert. Mit einem starken Fokus auf kontinuierliche Verbesserung und interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit in der westschweizerischen Region fördert das Unternehmen eine offene und unterstützende Unternehmenskultur, die persönliches Wachstum und berufliche Entwicklung schätzt. Die Mitarbeiter profitieren von flexiblen Arbeitszeiten, attraktiven Vergütungsmodellen und der Chance, an der Spitze der Medizintechnologie zu stehen.
