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Verification and Validation Engineer

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5 months ago
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Verification and Validation Engineer

This role will cover all Verification and Validation activities across a range of medical products which are changing patients lives across the world. You will work with products that can range from capital equipment to small devices taking them through the testing journey.

Based out of a brand new design and manufacturing facility you will work in collaboration with various teams across a range of projects. Working within a small team you will ensure the continuous improvement of the group verification and validation process performing functional and non- functional validation and verification activities.

The company have a great track record of looking after their staff with compressed weeks, remote working and mind and well being support offered to everyone.

For this role we are looking for:

A background of working in Verification and Validation within a hi-tech engineering environment. Ideally safety critical such as medical, aerospace etc.

Ideally a degree or some formal engineering qualifications

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