The Project Engineer will support product development by designing spinal implants, managing project communications, and ensuring compliance with quality standards. Responsibilities include preparing reports and presentations, participating in design reviews, and supporting trade shows.

The Buyer/Planner manages supplier relationships, places purchase orders, tracks metrics, ensures supply chain efficiency, and drives continuous improvement in inventory management.

Manage and support product development for spinal implants, ensuring quality and compliance while leading cross-functional teams and maintaining surgeon involvement.

The Project Engineer leads medical device development projects, manages design processes, coordinates teams, and ensures compliance with FDA and ISO standards.

The Associate Territory Manager supports Territory Managers in sales, promotes orthopedic products to healthcare professionals, assists patients, and ensures timely service delivery.

The Territory Manager promotes and distributes bone growth therapy devices, developing new accounts, training medical personnel, and providing consultative service to fulfill sales goals.

Manage and lead the Spinal Implants business in Southern California and Hawaii, focusing on sales performance, relationships, and training while driving sales quota achievement and customer service.

The Software Developer II designs, develops, tests, and maintains software for the FLASH navigation system, ensuring compliance with regulations.

As a Design Engineer, you will create CAD models, update documentation, collaborate with teams on designs, and validate products for spine implants.

The Senior Design Engineer develops medical devices from concept to market, collaborates with engineers, and ensures compliance with FDA and ISO standards.

The Associate Territory Manager assists in promoting Orthofix products, achieving sales quotas, providing service to clients, and managing patient interactions within the territory.