Teams at Lexington Medical

Design and implement manufacturing fixtures, tooling, robotics, and automation equipment for surgical stapler production. Support equipment sourcing, commissioning, process scaling, production-floor troubleshooting, documentation, personnel training, and continuous improvement. The role involves hands-on work in a regulated medical-device manufacturing environment and ownership of projects from concept through installation and automated work-cell launch.

Design, prototype, test, and validate precision mechanical and mechatronic subsystems for a surgical stapling platform. Create SolidWorks models, drawings, and assemblies; select materials and components; evaluate performance, reliability, tolerancing, and manufacturability; and collaborate with manufacturing engineers on DFM/DFA, process development, and design transfer. Document development under medical device design controls and support product improvements through production.

Develop, test, and debug embedded firmware for surgical stapling devices using C and C++ on ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers. Build drivers, communication interfaces, motor-control logic, and sensor integrations. Collaborate with electrical, mechanical, and systems engineers during hardware bring-up and bench debugging. Support verification, validation, code reviews, and documentation compliant with FDA design controls and IEC 62304.