Date Posted:2026-08-04 Country:United States of America Location:US-WA-BOTHELL-3350 ~ 3350 Monte Villa Pkwy ~ CREEKVIEW BLDG, Ste 210 Position Role Type:Hybrid U.S. Citizen, U.S. Person, or Immigration Status Requirements: U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens
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Job Description Overview We are seeking a Structural Engineer to join our Power & Industrial team in Bothell, WA or Exton, PA. In this role, you will support a variety of structural engineering projects within the
Position Overview As a Clinical Validation Engineer (Sonographer), you will use your ultrasound expertise and skills to identify, document, design, develop, and test point-of-care ultrasound systems, imaging, and features. You will use your knowledge, curiosity, and industry
Position Overview As a Clinical Engineer, you will use your ultrasound expertise and skills to identify, document, design, and develop point-of-care ultrasound systems, imaging, and features. You will use your knowledge, curiosity, and industry best practices to
Job Description: Job Title: Product Manager, Regional Product & Innovation Location: United States Reports to: Director, Global Product Innovation & Technology Travel: Up to 30% The key responsibility of the Product Manager, Regional Product & Innovation,
Position Overview As a Sr. Clinical Engineer, you will use your ultrasound expertise and medical device industry experience to identify, document, design, and develop point-of-care ultrasound systems, imaging, and features. You will use your knowledge, curiosity, and
ROLE SUMMARY This position is for a Clinical Development Executive Medical Director within the GU Therapeutic Area. The Clinical Development Executive Medical Director will be responsible for defining and executing on the development strategy of Enfortumab