Benefits End-to-end ownership across the medical device lifecycle High-visibility partnership with Product Development Real influence over design assurance decisions Exposure to complex, patient-impacting technology About the Company A fast-growing global MedTech developing advanced implantable devices. Operating across Australia and the US, the organisation combines strong technical leadership with a collaborative, cross-functional structure and a reputation for innovation and high standards. About the Opportunity This Senior Design Assurance Engineer role sits within Quality and partners closely with Product Development. You’ll own design assurance across new product development and selected sustaining activities, ensuring design controls, risk management, and verification are practical, compliant, and effective. You’ll collaborate alongside a confident, high-calibre team, playing a key role in decision-making, risk mitigation, and keeping projects moving in a fast-paced environment. This role directly shapes product quality, regulatory outcomes, and how design assurance evolves as the organisation scales. Duties Own design assurance across development programs Review and approve design documentation and reports Lead risk management and challenge decisions Partner closely with Product Development Support verification, validation, and design changes Provide quality input to sustaining activities Skills & Experience Engineering or technical degree Medical device design assurance exposure Design controls and risk management Strong stakeholder engagement Culture Collaborative, fast-moving, and technically driven; ideal for someone who enjoys ownership, influence, and working shoulder-to-shoulder with strong teams.
Benefits 9-week assignment, full-time hours (Monday to Friday) $35.00 per hour + super Hands-on work with high-tech medical and diagnostic equipment On-the-job training provided No formal qualifications required About the Company Our client is a global healthcare and medical devices organisation supporting hospitals and laboratories with critical diagnostic technologies. Their work plays an essential role in enabling fast, accurate testing to support patient care in clinical environments. About the Opportunity Our client is currently seeking a Technical Labourer to support their Engineering team on a 9-week contract. In this role, you will assist with the assembly and installation of automation systems within a hospital environment. You’ll work under close supervision as part of a team, following instructions and supporting hands-on technical work on-site. This opportunity would suit someone practical, reliable, and comfortable working with tools in a structured, safety-focused environment. Duties Assist engineers with the assembly and installation of automation and diagnostic systems Use hand and basic power tools to support equipment setup Follow technical instructions, plans and procedures accurately Support on-site work within a hospital environment Maintain a safe, clean and organised work area Work collaboratively with engineers to meet project time-lines Skills and Experience Comfortable using tools and performing hands-on technical tasks Ability to follow instructions and work under supervision Strong verbal and written communication skills Good organisation and time management skills Ability to work autonomously when required High attention to detail and a safety-focused mindset Previous labouring, technical, trade assistant, or similar experience advantageous Ability to work in a physical role with occasional heavy lifting Culture You’ll be joining a supportive, hands-on engineering team that values reliability, teamwork and attention to detail. Safety, quality, and collaboration are central to how the team operates, with clear guidance and support provided throughout the assignment. How to Apply Click Apply Now to submit a copy of your up to date CV.
Benefits Base salary of $80,000 – $90,000 + super Structured training on dental and medical-grade equipment Immediate start available Hybrid role: workshop-based repairs with occasional field service Long-term career stability with a global leader in dental technology About the Company This organisation is a global provider of dental equipment and consumables, supporting clinics and laboratories across Australia. Privately owned, they are known for their integrity, long-term stability, and strong customer focus, supplying high-quality technology used daily by dental professionals. About the Opportunity This opportunity is ideal for a hands-on repair technician who enjoys fault-finding, component-level repairs, and working with complex electrical and electronic systems. Based primarily at the Noble Park facility, you will repair, test, and maintain critical dental equipment, with some local field-based service work. While experience in medical or dental devices is advantageous, it is not essential. Technicians from high-tech automotive, electronics manufacturing, electrical switchboards, industrial equipment, or IT hardware repair environments are strongly encouraged to apply. This role is often seen as a step up for technically strong repair technicians looking to move into a regulated, high-quality technology environment with structured training and long-term career development. Duties Perform hands-on, in-house repairs on dental equipment including control units, curing lights, milling machines, and diagnostic devices Conduct component-level fault finding, including work on PCBs, control boards, and electrical assemblies Use schematics, manuals, and test equipment to diagnose mechanical and electrical faults Support on-site servicing and installations, including setup, calibration, and functional testing Communicate clearly with dentists and clinic staff during field visits, explaining issues and solutions in a calm and professional manner Ensure all work meets quality, safety, and compliance standards Accurately record service activity in systems such as SAP and Salesforce Work collaboratively with customer service teams, contractors, and internal technicians Participate in ongoing technical training and product upskilling Skills & Experience Relevant hands-on repair experience is essential Restricted Electrical Licence (mandatory) Proven experience working on PCBs, electrical control units, and electronic assemblies Backgrounds considered: Medical or dental equipment (advantageous but not required) High-tech automotive systems Electrical switchboards or industrial electronics IT hardware or complex electronic devices Strong practical troubleshooting and fault-finding capability Ability to work autonomously in a repair or service environment Confident communicator with the ability to interact professionally with dentists and customers in the field Comfortable working in a regulated or quality-driven environment with clear procedures and documentation Desirable (not essential): Electrical Disconnect/Reconnect Licence, X-ray equipment licence Culture This is a values-driven, privately owned organisation with a strong focus on accountability, teamwork, and professionalism. The Customer Care team is experienced, supportive, and collaborative, with long tenure and a strong commitment to delivering high-quality service. Cultural fit is critical, particularly professionalism, communication style, and customer interaction. How to Apply Click Apply, or contact Georgia Graham – Senior Recruitment Consultant on +61 488 807 453 or ggraham@hpgconnect.com for a confidential discussion. Healthcare Professionals Group specialises in recruitment across medical devices, life sciences, and technical healthcare roles. For more opportunities, visit www.hpgconnect.com.
