Community Blood Center / Community Tissue Services

As an Engineering Co-op within the Process, Engineering & Development department at Solvita, students will be responsible for identifying and developing solutions to solve various challenges to optimize safety of our technicians, quality of our grafts, and efficiency of our operations. This role is critical to ensuring we maximize the gifts of tissue donation we are entrusted with and providing life-saving allografts to patients around the world. The Engineering Co-op will: Work alongside both Manufacturing Engineers and Process Improvement Engineers to develop solutions to high priority challenges within operations including but not limited to: tissue recovery & chart evaluation, microbiology testing, clean room operations, post-production operations, quality control, and supply chain operations. Utilize SolidWorks 3D modeling for idealizing new and/or revised tooling designs to support manufacturing in transforming donated tissues into high-quality and...

The Manufacturing Engineer is guided by our commitment to ensuring the safety of our team, quality of our grafts, and respect for the donors who trust us to maximize the gift of tissue donation. Manufacturing Engineers support operations with the design and creation of equipment, tools and efficient methods. The priority of the Manufacturing Engineer is safety, compliance with regulations and productivity. Manufacturing Engineers are expected to embed themselves into the operations to best understand the environments in which their designs will function and build a rapport with the departments they support. Minimum Requirements Education and Experience Bachelors in Bio Medical, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial, Electrical or related engineering field. 6 to 12 months of engineering experience. Experience in process development/improvement using appropriate tools (design/process FMEA, Safety, process flow, Risk Analysis, etc.). Strong ability to analyze and solve...