Mechanical Engineer, potential to develop tomorrow’s injection devices
Do you have a talent for product development and mechanical design?
Mechanical Engineer, potential to develop tomorrow’s injection devices
- Medical Device Development
- Denmark - Hillerød
Do you have a talent for product development and mechanical design? Would you like to create innovative injection devices and use your talent to help people with chronic diseases live a better life? If so, we might have the position you are looking for!
Device Research & Development has a long and outstanding track-record of developing the best, most innovative and widely used injection devices in the world. In the development of medical devices, we ensure that user insight and innovation go hand in hand with a strong quality mind-set. We are organised in a project centric organisation in addition to a large competency centre of experts, providing state of the art knowledge across projects.
About the department
Device Research is an area within R&D responsible for creating and maturing ideas into new device concepts for treatment of chronic diseases within all business areas of Novo Nordisk. We have nurtured a dynamic environment where ambitious teams and creative individuals strive to perfect our medical devices. We are constantly improving by challenging each other and testing new ideas to fuel our success.
You will join a project team of highly skilled engineers responsible for the development of a new generation of injection devices to support future Novo Nordisk drugs. We are located at a state of the art R&D facility.
The position
You will become a member of a mechanical development team creating a new device supporting future Novo Nordisk drugs. The work will consist of mechanical concept development, CAD construction, robustness analysis and rapid prototyping, testing of models in our state of the art test facilities and test of prototypes with users.
You will be given a number of different responsibilities and experience a variety of tasks, working with both internal stakeholders and external stakeholders. The job will enhance your professional and personal development, providing you with an opportunity to further develop your mechanical engineering skills.
Qualifications
You hold an academic degree within mechanical development. You may have experience from working with mechanical design of plastic components and mechanism design, preferably within medical device development. You master in CREO and you are skilled within mechanical disciplines like tolerance stack-ups, material selection as well as kinematic and structural analysis. You have the ability to analyse and understand complex structures and systems. Proficiency in oral and written English is essential.
You are expected to have a creative mind-set and a high personal drive. This role requires good communication and interpersonal skills as you will be working in a team with colleagues and external partners of different educational background and nationality. This also requires that you are proficient in English.
You are a team player by nature with the ability to work independently with a result-oriented ‘can-do’ attitude. You strive in a dynamic environment and have a constructive attitude to challenges occurring during your daily work. You must be prepared to invest significant personal effort in your work and be able to come up with solutions in a complex environment where design, manufacturing, marketing and drug research sets requirements to the tasks.
To learn more about Device Research & Development, please visit link: www.novonordisk.com/device-rd
Working at Novo Nordisk
At Novo Nordisk we use our skills, dedication and ambition to help people with chronic diseases, and change their lives. You will get the opportunity to take part in this, and in addition enhance your career, benefiting from the possibilities for professional and personal development provided by Novo Nordisk.
Contact
For further information, please contact Henning Gråskov at +45 3075 7412.
Deadline
31 March 2017.
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