Jobs at Viant

Leads new product introductions for medical devices from design transfer through commercial manufacturing. Develops manufacturing readiness plans, processes, equipment, tooling, validations, documentation, and capacity models. Drives DFM/DFA, process improvement, cost reduction, root-cause investigations, engineering changes, and regulatory compliance. Collaborates with R&D, Quality, Regulatory, Supply Chain, Operations, customers, and suppliers while mentoring junior engineers and managing launch timelines.

Develops and maintains production schedules using MRP systems, coordinates materials and supplier processing, and verifies labor and capacity availability. The Master Scheduler resolves shortages and production constraints, monitors inventory, authorizes manufacturing orders, leads planning meetings, communicates schedule risks, and generates performance reports. The role requires collaboration with manufacturing, procurement, customer service, operations, and suppliers to support on-time delivery and changing customer requirements.

Leads complex medical device manufacturing programs, including new product introductions, product transfers, cost reductions, integrations, insourcing, and strategic initiatives. Manages cross-functional teams, customer relationships, budgets, schedules, risks, regulatory compliance, corrective actions, and delivery milestones across multiple manufacturing sites. Requires extensive program management experience, medical device manufacturing knowledge, expertise in plastics, tooling, metals, automation, and PMP certification.

Develops and optimizes plastic injection molding processes for medical device components. Responsibilities include establishing molding cycles, validating tooling, troubleshooting production issues, conducting capability studies and DOE, reducing scrap and costs, documenting manufacturing requirements, supporting product launches, managing vendors, and training technicians. The role requires cross-functional collaboration, project execution, process control, quality improvement, and customer support.

Plans forecasts, production schedules, materials requirements, capacity, inventory, and Kanban systems to support on-time shipment. Monitors manufacturing progress, resolves schedule and inventory variances, prepares safety stock and delivery reports, and coordinates requirements among operations, procurement, engineering, finance, suppliers, sales, and IT. Supports sales and operations planning, process improvements, cost reduction, quality initiatives, and corrective actions.

Manufacturing Engineer responsible for troubleshooting and improving production equipment and processes in a medical device manufacturing environment. Leads root-cause investigations, CAPAs, equipment qualifications, process validations, NPI, Lean initiatives, engineering changes, fixture design, and facility layout improvements. Creates manufacturing documentation, supports audits and compliance activities, analyzes process data, and collaborates with quality, operations, customers, suppliers, and cross-functional teams to improve safety, quality, throughput, reliability, and cost.

Manages all HR functions for a medical device manufacturing facility, including recruiting, employee relations, compensation and benefits, workforce changes, HRIS and payroll data, compliance, training, development, succession planning, records, claims, investigations, and reporting. The role supports employee engagement, policy alignment, employment-law compliance, and continuous improvement while handling confidential personnel information.

Optimizes medical device production processes, supports new product introduction, and drives lean continuous improvement. Responsibilities include creating and revising engineering drawings, CAD models, CAM programs, tooling, fixtures, equipment, standard work, and process instructions. The engineer supports machining, welding, finishing, assembly, inspection, quality compliance, cost reduction, manufacturability reviews, and new process technology development while collaborating with quality, supply chain, operations, and suppliers.