Laboratory Technician in Device Design

Laboratory Technician in Device Design (Contract) Contract (1 year) This position offers an exciting opportunity to provide essential technical support for multiple project teams within a dynamic Research & Development laboratory environment. Working at the intersection of Life Cycle Engineering and New Product Development, you will play a critical role in supporting device design initiatives that span radiology and cell gene therapy products across international operations in the United States, Germany, and Finland. This hands‑on role requires someone who thrives in a collaborative laboratory setting, working alongside skilled technicians and engineers to execute design testing and contribute to the advancement of medical imaging technologies. You will gain valuable experience with sophisticated testing equipment and cutting‑edge radiology injector systems while supporting the maintenance and enhancement of existing product lines for Sterile Disposables and Electro‑Mechanical components used in Contrast Media enhanced Medical Imaging across multiple modalities. Responsibilities Learn and operate various test equipment including Instron Universal Test Machines, Crescent Hydraulic Burst‑Leak Testers, and Cincinnati Sub‑Zero Environmental Chambers Learn and operate Radiology injector systems across Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance, Cardiovascular, and Molecular Imaging modalities Execute design testing in strict accordance with established test protocols and methodology Access and work within qualified documentation and test systems to retrieve test information and maintain proper documentation Provide technical support in developing test methods, including specifying and establishing necessary test equipment and fixturing Attend meetings to provide technical input and support for life cycle and development test efforts Collaborate with technicians across Sterile Disposables and Electro‑Mechanical disciplines within the laboratory space Skills Strong analytical and troubleshooting abilities to resolve technical problems in design testing Creative problem‑solving skills to address challenging technical issues Excellent organizational skills with ability to manage multiple concurrent projects Capability to prioritize assigned tasks and plan daily activities effectively Strong time management skills to execute work efficiently within specified project timelines Ability to work collaboratively within cross‑functional teams Effective communication skills for interacting with diverse team members Qualifications Associate's degree, 2‑year trade/military school, or 2+ years of relevant work experience Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint This is an exceptional opportunity to join a specialized team working on innovative medical imaging technologies that directly impact patient care worldwide. You will gain hands‑on experience with state‑of‑the‑art testing equipment and radiology systems while contributing to products that serve critical healthcare applications. The role offers exposure to diverse projects spanning multiple imaging modalities and therapeutic areas, providing a unique platform for professional growth and technical skill development in a cutting‑edge laboratory environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr Bayer AG