Calling all catheter enthusiasts and medical device mavericks! Hub Consulting Group is on the hunt for a Catheter Engineer extraordinaire to join our band of merry innovators. Nestled in the heart of Beverly, MA, we're not your average medical device company - we're the cool kids of catheter design, and we're looking for someone to help us push the envelope (and maybe a few arteries) even further.
Do you dream in French sizes and get a rush from perfect prototypes? Can you juggle multiple projects? We're after someone who can turn catheter concepts into reality faster than you can say "vascular intervention". As our new Catheter Wizard, you'll: • Craft catheters so sleek, they'll make cardiologists swoon • Collaborate with customers (no, you can't hide in the lab all day) • Help grow our company (and maybe a few lab experiments too)
We offer a dynamic workplace where no two days are the same, some fancy flexibility in where and when you work, and the chance to be part of a team that's serious about innovation but doesn't take itself too seriously. If you're ready to ride the wave of medical device madness and help us revolutionize the world of catheters, we want you! Bonus points if you can make catheter puns that don't fall flat.
CATHETER CRUSADER DUTIES ??????? • Wield SolidWorks like a digital Excalibur to forge legendary devices, components, and tools • Channel your inner Sherlock Holmes to crack the case of device and process failures • Embark on material quests, seeking the holy grail of composite awesomeness • Play matchmaker between vendors, customers, and the perfect device materials • Transform customer dreams into prototype reality (cape optional, but recommended) • Occasional field trips to customer lairs for hands-on device wizardry • Craft engineering tomes so clear, even your grandma could build a catheter • Dazzle clients with your data-fu and presentation prowess
SUPERHERO QUALIFICATIONS ???? • An Engineering degree (Mechanical, Plastics, or Biomedical preferred, but we're not picky if you're brilliant) • Minimum 5 years experience. • Fluent in the ancient languages of ISO 13485, ISO 14971, and other medical device standards • Bonus points if you can recite the biocompatibility alphabet soup in your sleep • Catheter design skills sharp enough to make a surgeon jealous • Hands that have crafted more prototypes than a mad scientist's laboratory • Ability to thrive in an environment more fast-paced than a caffeinated cheetah • Communication skills so smooth, you could sell ice to an Eskimo (but please don't, we're into catheters) • Machining or 3D printing experience? You're basically Tony Stark in our books!