Program Manager - IVD In-Vito Diagnostics

About the Client:

A global engineering research & development (ERD) services company

Roles & responsibilities:

• Proficient in providing comprehensive support to diverse clientele within the medical devices life Sciences and healthcare sectors preferrably in IVD (InVito Diagnostics).
• Skilled in managing the entire product development lifecycle from inception to production utilizing a strategic blend of onsiteoffshore methodologies and seamless global integration culminating in successful product launches.
• Proficient in crafting compelling capability decks and delivering engaging presentations to secure new business opportunities.
• Demonstrated proactive approach in identifying and addressing various Value Analysis/Value Engineering (VAVE) requirements.
• Specialized in designing and developing cuttingedge instruments with IoT connectivity for realtime data capture and monitoring emphasizing Design for Service principles.
• Proficient in facilitating design transfer and providing manufacturing support to contract manufacturers.
• Extensive experience in leveraging diverse materials and manufacturing processes including expertise in Jigs & Fixtures design Press Tooling Injection Molding and Plastic Part design.
• Accountable for project scoping scheduling requirement gathering and comprehensive project management ensuring adherence to project milestones deliverables and quality standards.
• Thorough understanding of engineering principles including ASME Y14.5M2009 GD&T and tolerance analysis with familiarity with ISO 13485 IEC60601 IEC61010 and ISO14971 standards.
• Effective collaboration with crossfunctional teams including R&D Manufacturing Quality Marketing and Regulatory as well as external suppliers to ensure seamless project execution and achievement of organizational objectives.

Preferred Skills/Experience:

• B.E./B.Tech/M.E./M.Tech or any equivalent degree
• Experience in Project Management NPI development VAVE and Sustainance Engneering

Remote Work :

No