Johnson & Johnson MedTech
MTO Manufacturing Engineer

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Job Function
Supply Chain Manufacturing
Job Sub Function
Manufacturing Process Improvement
Job Category
Business Enablement/Support
All Job Posting Locations:
Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Job Description
Job Description:
DePuy Synthes' Make To Order (MTO) Team is recruiting for a Manufacturing Engineer, located in Leeds.
The MTO Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for delivering high-quality design, engineering and manufacturing activities within the Made-to-Order (MTO) team. This role supports the creation, development, manufacturing and delivery of patient-specific implants, instruments and prototypes, ensuring technical robustness, compliance, and timely execution of work.
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The role requires design & engineering skills, an organised and pragmatic engineering attitude, and the ability to collaborate effectively across functions. The engineer will work with a high degree of autonomy and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives within the team.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead design, engineering and case management of custom-made devices and prototypes, compliance with engineering standards, device regulations, and company procedures.
- Support Engineering and Production to ensure manufactured devices meet customer requirements.
- Act as subject matter expert for engineering technology tools such as CAD, CAM, CMM and manufacturing automation.
- Manage end-to-end case activities and prototype requests, working closely with Surgeons, Commercial, and R&D partners to understand and meet specific needs.
- Create and check CAD models and assemblies, detailed drawings, Bills of Material (BOMs), CAM Programs and manufacturing documentation.
- Ensure DFM principles and GD&T are incorporated appropriately into all design outputs.
- Lead continuous improvement initiatives across design, engineering and manufacturing of MTO devices.


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Qualifications
Education:
Typically degree qualified in an engineering or scientific subject area such as Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering.
Required Experience and Skills:
- Strong organisational and prioritisation skills; able to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
- Comfortable working to strict delivery schedules; proactive and self-motivated.
- CAD and CAM skills and understanding of engineering fundamentals.
- Solid understanding of DFM, GD&T, and engineering drawing standards.
- Quality- and compliance-focused approach.
- Clear, concise communicator—written, visual, and verbal.
- Pragmatic engineering problem solver with ability to distinguish critical issues.
- Adaptable, positive, and comfortable with change.
- Effective team collaborator, able to work both autonomously and under guidance.
Preferred Skills:
- Practical understanding of medical device materials and CNC manufacturing processes.
- Experience with ERP systems and regulatory documentation.
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