Jobs at Balt

The Territory Manager will achieve sales objectives by engaging peripheral interventionalists, managing accounts, collaborating with departments, and supporting training initiatives.

Manage product marketing for neurovascular and peripheral vascular devices commercialized in the USA. Lead downstream launch execution, VOC collection and analysis, sales and distributor training, demand forecasting, trade show logistics, and cross-functional collaboration with R&D and sales. Monitor competitors, support regional clinical cases, and provide launch analytics and recommendations. Travel up to 30%.

The Grants Manager will oversee US Grants and Investigator Initiated Research (IIR) submissions, manage budgets, track milestones, and liaise with internal stakeholders and requesting sites, ensuring compliance and communication throughout the process.

Support and improve the medical device quality system: manage NCMRs/CAPAs, support audits, document control, training compliance, validation (IQ/OQ/PQ), process improvements, risk management, and cross-functional quality support for neurovascular device manufacturing.

The Territory Manager for PV Sales is responsible for achieving sales goals, managing accounts, promoting team building, and integrating with other departments while frequently interacting with peripheral interventionalists in their territory.

The Territory Manager will be responsible for meeting sales goals, managing accounts, promoting product sales, and fostering relationships with peripheral interventionalists in the assigned region.

The Sr Product Marketing Manager is responsible for downstream marketing, product launches, clinical positioning, KOL relationships, training, and market analysis related to specific hemorrhagic products.

Design, develop, and deliver US commercial training (new hire and ongoing) for sales and clinical teams. Create live, virtual, and self-guided programs, coach field trainers, ensure regulatory alignment, run hospital and anatomy trainings, and support sales competency and clinical product knowledge.

The Territory Manager is responsible for meeting sales goals, managing accounts, collaborating with marketing, and promoting team building in a dynamic sales environment.

The Quality Engineer II supports production quality, supplier quality activities, and process improvements for neurovascular medical devices, requiring analytical skills and cross-functional collaboration.