Jobs at MPE Inc.

Support and improve an IFS ERP environment by configuring workflows, integrations, APIs, reports, and dashboards. Gather requirements, map processes, create functional specifications, lead testing and deployments, support software validation, document configurations, train users, and coordinate upgrades with support partners. The role serves manufacturing, supply chain, quality, engineering, and finance teams in a regulated medical device environment.

Designs and develops medical-device hardware using mechanical CAD, sheet metal design, GD&T, tolerance analysis, and prototype fabrication. Creates engineering documentation, conducts DFMEA, interfaces with customers and suppliers, supports testing and production startup, and transfers products to manufacturing. Requires familiarity with medical-device regulations, tooling and welding processes, technical presentations, and hands-on fabrication. Travel to customer, supplier, and application sites is required.

Designs, scales, and optimizes metal fabrication and machining processes for medical device assemblies. Develops tooling, fixtures, process controls, work instructions, BOMs, and validation documentation. Supports design transfers, customer requirements, prototype and production builds, troubleshooting, CAPA, GMP compliance, and continuous improvement. Provides technical leadership, personnel training, and mentoring in a low-volume, high-mix manufacturing environment.

Leads commercial and new product development procurement for medical equipment manufacturing. Oversees strategic sourcing, supplier negotiations, inventory planning, regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, procurement analytics, and ERP process improvement. Manages purchasing teams, supplier performance, forecasts, budgets, and cross-functional collaboration with engineering, sales, operations, and finance. Ensures materials meet FDA, CE marking, ISO 13485, and client requirements while improving cost, quality, delivery, and scalability.

Leads sustaining and continuous improvement of electromechanical assembly processes. Responsibilities include troubleshooting production issues, managing fixtures and tooling, improving yield and cycle time, maintaining PFMEAs and control plans, managing engineering changes, validating processes, supporting audits, training operators, mentoring engineers, and overseeing new product handoffs into production.

Leads development, validation, documentation, and production transfer of electromechanical assembly processes. Owns manufacturability reviews, tooling and fixture specifications, process validations, PFMEAs, control plans, work instructions, and corrective actions. Coordinates new product introductions, supports audits, mentors engineers, reviews technical work, and presents process plans and results to customers and leadership.

Manages strategic client relationships in a manufacturing environment, serving as the primary customer contact. Coordinates internal teams, develops account plans, monitors forecasts and performance, resolves delivery issues, advocates for customer needs, and identifies upselling and cross-selling opportunities. Reviews contracts and orders, enters orders into the manufacturing ERP system, supports on-time delivery, and provides technical or engineering consultations. Travel of up to 50% may be required.

Leads the operations training department and develops, implements, and evaluates training programs for manufacturing employees. Responsibilities include designing OJT and train-the-trainer programs, creating learning content and procedures, tracking employee training records, defining performance metrics, partnering with production leadership, and aligning development strategies with organizational goals.

Own mechanical CAD design from concept through release for medical technology products, including robotic surgery systems. Lead DFMEA sessions, maintain engineering documentation, manage ERP design data, interpret specifications and regulatory information, collaborate with customers and suppliers, assemble and test prototypes, and support new product transfer to manufacturing. The role also includes mentoring junior engineers and managing projects across variable timelines.

Own medical technology projects from initiation through design, transfer, and product launch. Responsibilities include developing schedules, managing budgets and resources, coordinating project teams, assessing risks, controlling changes, maintaining documentation, and ensuring compliance with company processes. The Project Manager serves as the primary liaison for customers and internal teams and presents project status and risks to leadership.