Operations Scientist I
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Job Summary
JOB DESCRIPTION:
Materials Operations Scientist 1
Location: Witney
About Abbott
Abbott is a global healthcare leader helping people live more fully at all stages of life with leading technologies across diagnostics medical devices nutritionals and branded medicines.
About Abbott Diabetes Care
Abbott is the global leader in Diabetes Care supporting over 7 million people worldwide with FreeStyle Libre technology. Our Witney site is a centre of excellence for medical devices driving innovation in glucose monitoring systems.
The Opportunity
Were looking for a graduate-level Technologist to join our Technical Services Materials Team. Youll support manufacturing and R&D by delivering projects and investigations focused on materials processes and product performance.
What youll be doing
Supporting manufacturing through material and process investigations
Analysing data to improve yield quality and performance
Contributing to new product introduction (NPI)
Driving continuous improvement projects
Collaborating with engineering quality and production teams
Producing technical reports and recommendations
What youll bring
Degree in a science or engineering discipline (or equivalent experience)
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Attention to detail and a methodical approach
Good communication and teamwork skills
Whats in it for you
Competitive compensation
Structured development and career growth
Opportunity to work at the forefront of Diabetes Care innovation
A chance to make a real impact on patients lives
The base pay for this position is
N/AIn specific locations the pay range may vary from the range posted.
JOB FAMILY:
Manufacturing
DIVISION:
ADC Diabetes Care
LOCATION:
United Kingdom > Witney : Production Facility
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WORK SHIFT:
Standard
TRAVEL:
Yes 5 % of the Time
MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE:
Not Applicable
SIGNIFICANT WORK ACTIVITIES:
Not Applicable
Required Experience:
IC
About Company
WHO WE ARE CREATING LIFE-CHANGING TECHNOLOGY From removing the regular pain of fingersticks as people manage their diabetes to connecting patients to doctors with real-time information monitoring their hearts, from easing chronic pain and movement disorders to testing half the world’s ... View more
