COMPANY DESCRIPTION
Theranova LLC is a medical device development
company with multiple biomedical
technologies. We have one opening. We are
located in San Francisco’s SOMA neighborhood.
Please visit our website at: <
http://theranova.com/>
http://theranova.com/
JOB DESCRIPTION
The intern will be asked to perform certain
tasks, work on projects, attend internal meetings
and work one-on-one with our physicians,
scientists and interdisciplinary team members to
enhance existing processes within the company.
Projects/Tasks may include:
§ Work in an engineering lab
§ Build prototypes
§ Generate various drawings in SolidWorks
§ Develop test methods to characterize new
products, design test fixtures, evaluate
prototypes on bench-tops and coordinate activities with outside suppliers
§ Hands-on laboratory work and documentation in
laboratory notebooks, writing test protocols,
conducting tests and generating final reports
§ Collaborate with engineers and support project related activities
§ Implement components of quality system
§ Preclinical test data review and interpretation
§ Assisting with literature searches and preparing data for presentations
QUALIFICATIONS
Candidates must be working towards a B.S. or M.S.
degree. The student should have completed a
minimum of 2 (rising Junior/Senior standing)
years of an engineering curriculum
(degree). Must be in good academic standing and still enrolled in school.
Experience in mechanical engineering is a must
with electrical or software engineering
experience desired. We are interested in
prototyping experience, electromechanical systems
engineering, experimental test designs, failure
analysis and manufacturing process design.
CONTACT
Please contact
<mailto:marcieham_at_gmail.com>marcieham_at_gmail.com
to apply for this position. Include in your
email your current Curriculum Vitae and any other
relevant experience, a current transcript and the best way to contact you.
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Received on 2012-04-10 14:37:58