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The Sr. Program Manager - Operations will develop and lead projects in support of optimization of the global manufacturing network. Responsibilities include strategic options development, project leadership, analysis, budget management, and decision-making support. Required skills include project management, leadership, communication, customer service, and manufacturing network optimization.

The HRIS Analyst will serve as a subject matter expert for HR Systems, ensuring data integrity, testing new functionality, and providing stakeholders with ad hoc reporting. Responsibilities include developing training materials, auditing data quality, supporting HR initiatives, troubleshooting system issues, and generating custom reports for internal stakeholders.

Perform financial analysis, accounting reconciliations, profit and loss statements, and financial planning and analysis. Provide quality financial analysis to managers, monitor financial status, develop budgets, assist in product cost standards, and maintain operational metrics. Ensure compliance with financial standards. Bachelor's degree required with 2 years of accounting experience.

The Device Sales Specialist is responsible for building and maintaining relationships with key decision makers, meeting sales quotas for ICU IV Infusion Device product line, conducting presentations, and developing strategic customer relationships.

The Device Sales Specialist is responsible for building relationships, meeting sales quotas, conducting presentations, and negotiating contracts for ICU Medical products. The role requires a strong background in medical sales with expertise in selling capital equipment, medical devices, or software in a hospital environment. A Bachelor's degree is required, and an MBA or MHA is a plus.

The Principal Engineer will support the R&D engineering team within ICU Medical's Consumables business unit, focusing on the product development process and post-market activities. Responsibilities include project planning, requirements development, prototype development, verification and validation, risk management, compliance with medical device regulations, and sustaining engineering projects.

Responsible for managing post-launch lifecycle of products, implementing change management plans, investigating non-conforming events, updating design output documents, and providing technical support. Works independently on complex projects with cross-functional teams.

The Senior Supply Chain Manager is responsible for overseeing all aspects of plant materials flow, including inventory control, procurement, planning, scheduling, warehousing, and distribution. They lead internal planning processes, production scheduling, capacity planning, and inventory management for the plant.

Resolve hardware and software product inquiries escalated from Level 1 support and field installers, drive key performance metrics, participate in projects, training, and standards identification.

The Project Manager - Implementations is responsible for managing Device and Interoperability Implementation projects for ICU Medical customers, leading project teams, and ensuring project deliverables are on time and on budget. This role also involves presenting issues, recommendations, and updates to customers and internal stakeholders.

The Technical Support Specialist 1 provides technical and operational support to internal and external customers regarding medical devices and safety software. Responsibilities include troubleshooting non-functional devices, managing customer interactions, and working on special projects.

The Product Engineer I - Consumables is responsible for design development, engineering activities for new product development and on-market engineering projects. This role involves executing Design Controls, Requirements Management, Verification & Validation, and supporting regulatory audits. Strong technical writing, communication skills, and experience with medical device development are required.