Mechanical Engineer Ii
Pubblicato il 18-08-2026 - Steris in Roma
Position Summary We are looking for a candidate that will join our team as a Mechanical Engineer II. As a Mechanical Engineer II within the Sustaining Engineering team of the GI Reprocessing R&D; department, this role supports the ongoing function and performance testing of electromechanical capital equipment manufactured in Pomezia. The position focuses on planning, executing, and documenting structured verification and validation testing, as well as reproducing product issues and supporting root cause investigations. Working closely with development engineers, laboratory technicians, quality engineers, and software validators, the role ensures testing is carried out in a consistent, data‑driven, and repeatable manner. The engineer contributes to identifying design improvements, strengthening product robustness, and supporting engineering changes to maintain high product quality in production and field use.Duties
- Performs structured testing of systems and subsystems using engineering principles to verify compliance with defined requirements.
- Conducts laboratory‑based troubleshooting by operating electromechanical equipment to reproduce failures, identify fault conditions, and understand system behavior under various use cases.
- Plans, coordinates, and executes feasibility studies, verification, and validation testing, and prepares technical documentation in compliance with applicable medical device standards.
- Performs root cause analysis and failure mode analysis to support the identification of effective corrective actions and design improvements.
- Designs and improves test methods, setups, and procedures to ensure testing is repeatable, reliable, and efficient.
- Collaborates cross‑functionally with engineering disciplines (software, control systems, chemical, microbiological), as well as quality and reliability teams, to ensure robust and well‑integrated product design.
- Provides technical guidance and support on testing activities to engineers and labor