Jobs at Biolinq Incorporated

Leads manufacturing engineering activities for medical-device production, including process qualification, equipment and fixture design, production monitoring, root-cause investigations, process optimization, line balancing, supplier and contract-manufacturer transfers, cost modeling, training, capacity planning, and quality-system compliance. Partners cross-functionally with R&D, Quality, Supply Chain, Planning, and external vendors to scale processes, improve reliability, control costs, and support commercial manufacturing execution.

Leads process development, scale-up, equipment and fixture development, process validation, manufacturing transfer, and production optimization for wearable biosensor products. Responsibilities include designing experiments, qualifying equipment and processes, developing control plans and test methods, supporting regulatory filings and product launches, managing suppliers and materials, improving capacity and yield, and ensuring design-for-manufacturability. The role collaborates across R&D, manufacturing, quality, and supply chain in office, laboratory, and cleanroom environments.

Leads manufacturing engineering activities for a wearable biosensor platform, including production monitoring, process qualification, equipment and fixture design, root-cause investigations, SPC, risk management, training, line balancing, capacity planning, supplier coordination, and transfer to contract manufacturers. The role optimizes quality, repeatability, cost, and manufacturing execution while supporting facility expansion, site transfers, and regulatory compliance in office, laboratory, and cleanroom environments.

Develop and maintain production software for a regulated wearable biosensor platform. Define requirements, solve complex application and microservice problems, assess performance, make system design trade-offs, lead technical projects, write unit tests, and maintain compliance documentation. The role collaborates across engineering, operations, clinical trials, and marketing, supports existing applications, and may informally lead other engineers.

Designs, develops, qualifies, deploys, and sustains automated manufacturing equipment and fixtures for medical device production. Leads automation projects through requirements, design, vendor management, FAT/SAT, validation, deployment, and sustaining support. Improves quality, capacity, repeatability, and cost through process automation, statistical analysis, root cause investigations, and equipment optimization. Partners with R&D, Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, Validation, and external suppliers to scale processes into commercial production.