Hemostasis Hardware Quality Engineering… at Werfen North… · Bedford

Summary: Werfen North America is a family-owned leader in specialized diagnostics, focusing on Hemostasis and other areas. They are seeking a Hemostasis Hardware Quality Engineering Intern to provide hands-on experience, assisting in various departmental tasks and gaining in-depth knowledge of products and processes. Responsibilities: - To perform entry level work of a routine nature requiring application of standard techniques, procedures and criteria in carrying out a sequence of related tasks - The Intern will be involved in the day-to-day activities of the team included aiding other departments as they relate to department projects - We expect the intern to gain an in-depth knowledge of the product and its associated processes, particularly the process activities in-which they will be directly involved - The intern will have opportunities to assist in nearly all aspects of the workflow - Requires confidence in using Microsoft Word and Excel tools - Requires Enthusiasm, motivation, initiative and ability to work within an interactive and energetic workplace - Review process procedures, change orders, equipment specifications, validation plans, and reports - Performs research on technology, equipment and tooling to improve process quality, yield or cost - Generates proposals based on research - Assistance in creating, reviewing and maintaining department files - Performs experiments, analyzes and interprets numerical data from experiments - Summarizes findings by computer readouts, statistical summaries, graphs and other methods Required Qualifications: - Currently pursuing B.S. in Engineering, Biology, or Sciences with a minimum of 2 college semesters complete - Ability to multitask - Requires confidence in using Microsoft Word and Excel tools - Requires Enthusiasm, motivation, initiative and ability to work within an interactive and energetic workplace Required Skills: Biology Important Skills: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel Nice-to-Have Skills: Multitasking