Manufacturing Engineer

Role overview

This opportunity is with a multinational medical device organisation in Galway for a Manufacturing Engineer to contribute to manufacturing projects. The position is a hybrid arrangement and focuses on strengthening compliance, supporting process validation, and driving new product introduction as well as continuous improvement initiatives.

Key responsibilities

• Partner with manufacturing engineers and wider engineering teams to spot compliance gaps and put corrective measures in place.
• Carry out equipment and process validation work, including IQ, OQ and PQ activities.
• Update and control quality records and technical files so the site remains ready for audits.
• Work with suppliers and vendors during new product introduction and when sourcing equipment and materials.
• Support new product introduction by validating new processes and equipment before release to the site.
• Assist in closing CAPAs and NCRs with strong, effective corrective actions.
• Create precise technical documents and SOPs for manufacturing and quality processes.
• Contribute to lean manufacturing and process improvement initiatives where applicable.
• Work closely with Manufacturing, Quality and Regulatory teams to deliver long-term, practical solutions.

Experience and skills

• A degree in Engineering, Quality, or a similar discipline is required.
• At least 2 years’ experience in medical device or pharmaceutical manufacturing is preferred, with quality engineering experience an advantage.
• Practical exposure to process or equipment validation, including IQ/OQ/PQ, and CAPA handling.
• Project management experience would be beneficial.
• Strong technical writing skills and the ability to maintain detailed documentation.
• Good understanding of GMP and regulatory expectations in the medical device environment.
• Strong troubleshooting ability and a collaborative approach to working with engineering teams.

Additional information

Candidates must already have a valid Irish work visa.

For further details, contact Gary at 086-1030418 or garykeane@cregg.ie.