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Abbott · 11 hours ago

Systems Integration Associate

Sunnyvale, CA

Full-time

Onsite

Entry Level

$72K/yr - $115K/yr

1+ years exp

Abbott is a global healthcare leader that helps people live more fully at all stages of life. The Systems Integration Associate is responsible for integrating component subsystems into a cohesive system while ensuring functionality and compliance with safety regulations. This role involves troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and collaborating with various teams to meet performance and customer expectations.

BiotechnologyEmergency MedicineGeneticsHealth CareHealth DiagnosticsManufacturingMedicalMedical DeviceNutritionPharmaceutical

Responsibilities

Performs preventive maintenance and troubleshoots of lab instruments as well as on market products

Maintain and monitor lab tools to ensure they’re calibrated and schedule for OM regularly

Troubleshoots issues to determine root cause and proposing possible solutions. Investigate moderately complex issues at system level (hardware, assay, software interaction)

Participates in system, software, hardware design reviews and test planning reviews to support assessment of performance against design specification; reliability testing, and assessment of system interactions

Writes and executes moderately complex system related verification and/or characterization protocols and data packages

Applies moderately complex quantitative methods, analyzes data, evaluates results, forms conclusions and provides improvements

Implement improvements; provide input into project deliverables and timelines

Apply process and work methodologies by interfacing and communicating system level issues with peers/cross-functional groups

Collaborate with various organizations/disciplines (e.g., software, hardware, test, operations, manufacturing) to ensure system performance and customer expectations are met. Contributes to multiple projects and design changes in support of investigations

Qualification

Lab PracticeManufacturing PracticeRoot Cause AnalysisStatistical Data AnalysisLean ManufacturingIntegration Test PlansTechnical ProficiencyCalibration ProcessDiagnostic Medical EquipmentCross-functional TeamworkVerbal CommunicationWritten CommunicationIndependent Work

Required

Bachelors Degree with 1-2 years of experience

Associate's Degree with a minimum of 4 years of experience

Degree can be in technical or engineering field

Knowledge of Good Lab Practice, Good Manufacturing Practice, laboratory duties, PC Skills, data representation

Ability to apply good laboratory practices to assigned task or activity and to work independently

Experience with cross-functional teamwork and decision making

Demonstrated success in technical proficiency, creativity, and independent thought

Strong verbal and written communication skills

Experience with root cause analysis

Ability to work independently and with minimum supervision

Preferred

Familiar with Maximo and experience with calibration process

Familiar with Lean Manufacturing principle

Experience with statistical data analysis

Experience with executing integration test plans for complex electro-mechanical systems

Prior medical device experience: Electro-mechanical, chemical, or biochemical technologies as they pertain to the design, integration, evaluation and commercialization of diagnostic systems

Experience implementing various product and process improvement methodologies (e.g. Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing)

Hands on experience with diagnostic medical equipment in a laboratory environment