The Marketing Manager is responsible for executing commercial launches, training sales, and developing marketing strategies for Trauma and Joint Replacement divisions, while engaging surgeons and collaborating on product strategies.

Design, build, and test software for medical devices, collaborating with engineers and ensuring adherence to industry standards and performance metrics.

The Product Manager at Globus Medical leads product strategy and lifecycle, collaborates on projects, performs market analysis, and ensures compliance with regulations.

The Product Manager oversees product design, development, market analysis, project management, compliance, and marketing strategies for a product line, ensuring high-quality documentation and collaboration across teams.

The Associate Spine Specialist assists the Spine Territory Manager in sales calls, inventory management, and achieving sales goals while promoting company products and maintaining compliance.

Design and develop software for robotic medical devices, manage work packages, ensure compliance, contribute to verification activities, and engage in clinical workflows.

Perform intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IOM/IONM): obtain patient history, monitor and communicate neural data to surgical teams, display and label waveforms, troubleshoot equipment, complete documentation, maintain equipment, and support compliance and professional standards.

Verify patient insurance information, review medical records for payer criteria, communicate with surgeon offices to obtain documentation, complete daily reporting, and support billing under manager supervision while maintaining compliance and confidentiality.

The Clinical Specialist supports sales by marketing Globus Medical products, providing technical support, and training surgeons while adhering to quality guidelines.

Responsible for selling implantable medical devices to healthcare providers, offering support during surgeries, and developing relationships with spine surgeons.

Support the Spine Territory Manager with territory coverage, inventory management, and limited sales. Promote and service Globus Medical spine products, assist on field calls and OR visits, develop customer base, meet sales goals, and ensure compliance with company policies.

Lead the design and development of surgical instruments and implants, ensuring compliance with regulations while collaborating with teams for market feedback and product improvement.

The Electrical Engineer will lead sustaining engineering for neuromodulation products, ensuring compliance and improving design performance. Responsibilities include managing EOL components, supporting V&V activities, collaborating with regulatory teams, and mentoring junior engineers.

Lead contracting and pricing efforts for Spine/Trauma/Total Joints corporate accounts, manage RFI/RFP/amendment processes, drive revenue growth via strategic pricing, coordinate with sales leadership and internal teams, conduct business reviews, and maintain relationships with GPOs/IDNs. Requires frequent travel and analytics-driven decision making.

The Associate Spine Specialist will assist with territory coverage, inventory management, and limited sales for Globus Medical products. Responsibilities include sales calls, customer relationship development, attending surgeries, and maintaining compliance with company policies.

Support product strategy and new product introductions by managing projects, market analysis, regulatory documentation (DHF/DMR/DHR), marketing materials, inventory forecasting, and cross-functional coordination.

The Master Data Analyst manages and enhances data systems for sales operations, ensuring data integrity, quality, and supporting analytics and operational functions.

The Electrical Engineer will develop robotic surgical systems, focusing on electrical design, prototyping, integration, and testing of electromechanical systems.

Lead product development for medical devices, ensuring compliance and market analysis. Manage team recruitment and support educational initiatives, promoting innovation and quality compliance.

As a Neurophysiologist, you'll provide intraoperative neuromonitoring, liaise with surgical teams, ensure patient safety, and maintain equipment.