Electronical Process Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Physiol in Roma
Electronical Process Engineer
As a Process Engineer within BVI Medical’s Capital Equipment Operations team, you will be responsible for supporting the development, transfer, validation, and continuous improvement of manufacturing and testing processes for ophthalmic surgical consoles and related electro‑mechanical medical devices.
In this role, you will work in a dynamic and international environment, collaborating closely with R&D;, Technology Transfer, Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, Sourcing, and external technical partners. You will contribute to the industrialisation of new products, support lifecycle management initiatives, and drive process improvements aimed at enhancing quality, efficiency, capacity, and cost‑effectiveness.
This position is ideal for an engineer with strong technical expertise in electronics, electrical systems, or mechatronics, who is passionate about solving complex engineering challenges and supporting the development of innovative medical devices for ophthalmic surgery.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop, implement,
and validate manufacturing and testing processes for ophthalmic surgical consoles and capital equipment.
- Support New Product Introduction activities, ensuring a smooth transfer from design and prototyping phases to stable manufacturing processes, ensuring robust, scalable, and compliant processes.
- Provide technical support for electro‑mechanical assemblies, electrical wiring, PCBA integration, functional testing, and system‑level troubleshooting.
- Collaborate with R&D;, Technology Transfer, Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, Sourcing, and other Operations functions to define and execute optimal industrialisation plans.
- Act as the voice of Operations within the product development cycle, supporting Design for Manufacturing, Design for Testability, and Design for Excellence reviews.
- Define and maintain process documentation, including work instructions, process flows, test methods, validation protocols and repor