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Biomechanical Research and Testing Engineer II

ATEC SpineCarlsbad, California, United StatesNew
On-site Full-time $95K/yr - $105K/yr

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Qualifications

Required Qualifications:Proven expertise in cadaveric spine testing, including protocol development and experiment preparation, execution, and analysis. Experience with experimental test system design and functionality (e.g., controllers, sensors, actuators, data acquisition systems). Proficiency in programming and data analysis (e.g., MATLAB, Python, Excel). Experience with test system programming and automation (e.g., LabVIEW or similar software). Experience working with motion capture systems. Proficient in operating servohydraulic test machines (e.g., Instron, MTS). Strong foundation in solid mechanics. Familiarity with testing standards pertinent to spinal devices. Understanding of regulatory pathways. Experience conducting research literature reviews and developing test protocols for biomechanics research. Exceptional technical writing abilities with a capacity to communicate test results effectively to internal stakeholders and regulatory agencies. Detail-oriented and resourceful problem solver with strong organizational skills. Experience with a 3D CAD system, preferably SolidWorks. Able to thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.

About the job

Join ATEC Spine in transforming spinal care through innovative technology. As a Biomechanical Research and Testing Engineer II, you will play a vital role in advancing our biomechanical evaluation of spinal implants and instrumentation. Your work will involve meticulously planning and executing device tests in alignment with recognized standards, as well as designing and conducting mechanical and cadaveric studies to assess device performance, ultimately generating high-quality experimental data. You will communicate your findings to cross-functional teams, contributing to new product development and biomechanics research.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead the design and execution of cadaveric biomechanical studies.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams (e.g., R&D, Marketing, Regulatory, Sales) to identify evidence gaps and align research studies with product and business goals.
  • Conduct implant mechanical testing of moderate scope, adhering to recognized standards and internal protocols.
  • Organize and analyze complex data sets, and contribute to the dissemination of scientific findings through presentations, reports, conference abstracts, and manuscripts.
  • Prepare precise and comprehensive technical engineering documentation.
  • Oversee calibration, safety, maintenance, and efficient utilization of testing equipment to ensure optimal performance.
  • Design and supervise the fabrication of test fixtures for routine and custom testing parameters.
  • Typically receive general instructions on routine tasks, with detailed guidance on new projects or assignments.

About ATEC Spine

ATEC Spine is dedicated to advancing spinal care through innovative technologies, focusing on improving patient outcomes and enhancing the quality of life for individuals with spinal conditions. Our commitment to research and development drives our mission to deliver high-quality spinal implants and instrumentation.

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