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The Marketing Communication Manager is responsible for developing multi-channel communications to support product launches and key initiatives within the Hospital business. This includes project management for marketing materials and ensuring alignment with corporate brand guidelines while partnering with internal and external resources. Continuous evaluation and improvement of the communication plan are key responsibilities.

The Senior Manager, Software Engineering will lead the development of a next-generation cloud-hosted platform while managing and mentoring multiple software teams. Responsibilities include collaborating on large-scale projects, supporting existing solutions, and driving innovation, particularly in the healthcare and FDA-regulated industries.

The Contract Specialist is responsible for drafting, reviewing, and managing a variety of commercial contracts. This role liaises with the sales organization to ensure contract compliance, assists in contract documentation, and maintains internal tracking systems. The specialist also evaluates risks and collaborates with legal departments as needed, while identifying areas for process improvement.

The Quality Systems Engineer is responsible for ensuring compliance with regulations and standards in process validation and product release. Duties include developing new product variants, leading measurement systems analysis, managing corrective actions, and supporting audits. The role involves working with cross-functional teams to investigate quality issues and ensure all processes meet specified requirements.

The Market Development Manager is responsible for executing strategic market development plans, collaborating with sales teams, and building relationships with key physician champions to promote a novel medical product. This role involves developing market strategies, making presentations to gain stakeholder support, and coordinating account activities.

The Principal Reliability Engineer focuses on enhancing equipment reliability in the manufacturing process. Responsibilities include developing maintenance strategies, conducting root cause analyses, leading projects for equipment upgrades, and mentoring staff. The role emphasizes data analysis for performance metrics and ensuring compliance with safety standards.

The Application Support Analyst I will provide technical support for Haemonetics Hospital products, assisting hospitals and labs with hardware and software issues. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, documenting support calls, writing change requests, and communicating effectively with customers. The role requires independent work, problem-solving skills, and participation in on-call rotations.

The Principal Software Architect at Haemonetics leads all technical aspects of a key software platform, ensuring high-quality delivery and innovation. Responsibilities include mentoring developers, conducting design and code reviews, and prototyping features. The role also involves researching new technologies and collaborating with various teams for product advancement and support, particularly in regulated medical environments.

The Field Implementation Specialist is responsible for planning and executing product implementations, managing customer resources, providing operator training, and ensuring quality throughout the project. The role requires extensive communication with stakeholders, project tracking, and adherence to company policies while traveling to client locations to support equipment setup and validation.

The Manager of Software and Systems Support oversees the plasma software and development support team, implements best practices, manages service level agreements, ensures customer satisfaction, and participates in audits. They lead geographically dispersed teams, handle escalations, and focus on improving team efficiency and customer service.

The Territory Sales Manager is responsible for selling medical devices and services to hospital customers in a designated geography, developing territory plans, maintaining customer relationships, driving product sales, gathering customer feedback, and enhancing professional knowledge through workshops and industry events.

The Territory Manager will drive sales objectives, manage territory growth, develop business plans, oversee training during account launches, and build customer relationships while maintaining company standards. Responsibilities include executing sales strategies, providing product knowledge, and ensuring compliance with policies.

The Transfusion Management Account Executive is responsible for uncovering new customer opportunities, developing long-term profitable relationships with key strategic accounts, and driving sales of products and services in the healthcare sector. This role involves presentations, contract negotiations, revenue forecasting, and collaboration with internal teams to ensure customer satisfaction and achieve financial targets.

The Account Manager will drive sales objectives and territory growth by cultivating new accounts, executing business plans, and maintaining customer relationships. Responsibilities include training during account launches, making presentations, and ensuring compliance with company policies and regulations.

The Field Implementation Specialist at Haemonetics provides on-site installation, configuration, support, and training for medical technology solutions. Responsibilities include customer communication, troubleshooting equipment, leading project activities, and ensuring project closure while adhering to company policies. The role requires extensive travel and effective coordination with stakeholders.

The Field Implementation Specialist is responsible for on-site installation, software and hardware configuration, and providing product support for Haemonetics equipment. The role includes training operators, conducting tests in a laboratory setting, and tracking project activities to ensure timely completion, with extensive overnight travel to support customers.

The Supplier Quality Engineer will perform quality-related activities for medical device suppliers, including supplier selection, qualification, audits, and resolution of quality issues. This role involves collaboration with cross-functional teams to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and improvement in supplier performance.