Metal Component Engineer (Denmark, Hillerød)

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Hillerød, Denmark

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Engineering & Technical

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Are you drawn to manufacturing development for large scale productions? Do you thrive on teamwork, collaboration and are motivated by new discoveries? Are you ready to take on the technical responsibility for suppliers of metal components? Would you enjoy going to work every day knowing that your contribution makes a difference?

Then join us in Device Manufacturing Development and be part of something unique! This position will provide you with excellent opportunities for personal and professional development.

The position
As our new colleague, you will be responsible for developing and maintaining robust manufacturing processes for the metal components used in our drug delivery system. You will use a risk-based approach to ensure the safety of our products and ultimately our patients. Below you can find a detailed overview of the kind of responsibilities that you can expect in this role:

• Developing and maintaining, in collaboration with product owners, assembly, QA and suppliers, the right technical solutions based on a well-documented set of requirements.

• supporting the validation of manufacturing processes based on the requirements that are critical to the quality of the produced metal components.

• using analytical methods to identify root causes e.g., LEAN SPS to unexpected events or deviations from specifications, providing solutions to the issues and implementing relevant preventive measures.

• reviewing the design of new metal device components and challenging specifications based on manufacturing capabilities.

You will also be part of the global support of Novo Nordisk manufacturing lines. This means that your experience and knowledge will benefit colleagues in our sites all over the world, and that you can count on a large support network of experienced experts when solving the challenges of your new job.

Qualifications
To succeed in this role, you need to have:

• A master’s degree in a relevant Engineering area, such as Mechanical, Materials/Metallurgical, Manufacturing, or Industrial Engineering.

• Preferably 2-3 years of working experience in the development of manufacturing processes for metal components. However, if you are newly educated and find metals as fascinating as we do, do not hesitate to apply for this position.

• Familiarity with change control, documentation requirements and risk-based approach within medical device production or has relevant experience from similar industries. If not, we will ensure proper training opportunities for you.

• A continuous improvement and quality mindset.

• Experience with LEAN and systematic problem solving (this is an advantage but not a requirement)

• Availability for up to 20 travel days a year

• Proficiency in both spoken and written English.

As an individual, you have effective communication skills, an outgoing personality, and the ability to form and maintain relationships with stakeholders across and beyond the organization. Also, you are great at engaging and managing stakeholders and have a strong ability to follow through and have a keen appreciation of quality. Additionally, you enjoy sharing your knowledge, providing support for your colleagues when they need it.

About the department
Device Manufacturing Development (DMD) is responsible for the manufacturing development of all devices and packaging-related processes. We explore new technologies, including robotics, for future production and operate a production unit for clinical production and process optimization. We take great pride in our diverse and talented team, where over 700 dedicated employees from more than 48 different nationalities work together to achieve our goals and drive change.

You will be joining a team of highly skilled colleagues in an international environment in Novo Nordisk DMD facility in Hillerød. In close collaboration with our suppliers, we are developing the equipment and processes that transform great designs into actual products for our patients, bridging the gap between development departments and the production lines.

In our team, we focus on collaboration and personal development, we enjoy sharing our knowledge, and we are eager to get to know you and learn from you. We like to keep a casual, informal tone, but we are also deeply enthusiastic about our work and the difference we make in millions of people’s lives. If you appreciate collaboration in a creative and ambitious environment, you will feel at home with us.

Working at FPM, Novo Nordisk
Finished Product Manufacturing (FPM) is a part of Novo Nordisk Product Supply, a global production network at the forefront of technology and quality production of pharmaceutical products. At FPM, we not only manufacture all finished products for people living with serious chronic diseases, we also use our competencies to drive technology leadership and improve standards across our core technologies to support the growing efforts into completely new production platforms and therapy areas for Novo Nordisk.

Our global network consists of around 6,000 colleagues across ten countries. Here, we are responsible for the manufacturing of all finished products, including devices, needles, assembly, and packaging. As more and more people need our products, we support Novo Nordisk's initiatives in new therapy areas. Every day, we strive to streamline and expand our capacity through process innovation, automation, and the introduction of new technology.

Contact
If you have any questions regarding the job, you are welcome to contact Mike Hoff Hagelskjær, Manager at +45 3077 5553.

Should you wish to learn more about what it is like working in Novo Nordisk, you can begin here: http://www.novonordisk.com/careers/working-at-novo-nordisk.html

Deadline
25 September 2024.

You do not need to attach a cover letter to your application, but please include a few sentences about why you are applying in your resume or CV.

To ensure an efficient and fair recruitment process, please refrain from adding a photo in your CV.

We commit to an inclusive recruitment process and equality of opportunity for all our job applicants.

At Novo Nordisk we recognize that it is no longer good enough to aspire to be the best company in the world. We need to aspire to be the best company for the world and we know that this is only possible with talented employees with diverse perspectives, backgrounds and cultures. We are therefore committed to creating an inclusive culture that celebrates the diversity of our employees, the patients we serve and communities we operate in. Together, we’re life changing.