Stryker is seeing a Regulatory Compliance Specialist for our Endoscopy division. This is a remote role located anywhere within the US.
What you will do
As the Regulatory Compliance Specialist, you will support post-market regulatory activities that ensure the safety and effectiveness of our products in the field.
Support assessments and documentation for product field actions and commercial holds
Review and analyze post-market data to identify trends and potential issues
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and implement quality improvements
Assist in preparing reports and summaries for internal and external stakeholders
Communicate directly with customers and regulatory agencies regarding reported complaints and resolutions
Participate in complaint handling and adverse event reporting processes
Contribute to internal audits and regulatory inspections
Use sound judgment to identify areas for improvement and support corrective actions
What you need
Required
Bachelor’s degree in Science, Engineering, or related field
0–2 years of experience in a regulated manufacturing environment
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines
Preferred
Familiarity with post-market regulatory activities, including product field actions and product holds
Knowledge of FDA and international medical device regulations (e.g., 21 CFR Part 803, 21 CFR Part 820, ISO 13485)
Experience with MDR/MIR reporting
Exposure to cross-functional collaboration in a quality or regulatory setting
$69,100 - $139,600 salary plus bonus eligible + benefits. Individual pay is based on skills, experience, and other relevant factors.
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