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The Project Engineer at Cochlear will coordinate and deliver technical projects to enhance manufacturing capabilities, monitor project progress, facilitate collaboration between teams, and ensure safety and quality standards are upheld.

The Customer Software Verification and Validation Engineer ensures high-quality delivery of projects by defining, executing, and reporting tests according to quality management standards. This role collaborates with development teams to create and maintain testing documentation and environments, while producing reports that comply with regulatory standards and quality management systems.

As a Customer Service Coordinator at Cochlear, you will assist customers with inquiries, handle orders, provide product support, guide on repairs, and manage inventory. You will engage with customers, ensuring smooth operations and improving internal processes. The role requires technical interest, organizational skills, and teamwork in a fast-paced environment.

The Sales Executive will focus on achieving sales targets, developing relationships with medical professionals, and working collaboratively to increase awareness and access for cochlear implant surgeries. Key responsibilities include customer communication, market analysis, and participation in marketing initiatives.

The Administrative Assistant for Cochlear ANZ supports key stakeholders by coordinating administrative tasks, managing event logistics, and facilitating facility tours. The role involves collaboration with sales and marketing teams, maintaining operational playbooks, and assisting in the organization of professional education events.

The Reimbursement Systems Specialist leads the implementation and support of SignHEAR and Brightree systems. Responsibilities include onboarding clinics, managing user accounts, troubleshooting issues, maintaining relationships with partners, and analyzing system metrics to ensure customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.

The Project Support Associate provides documentation support for R&D teams, assisting with the creation, formatting, and approval of product development documents. They track project milestones, manage task lists, coordinate meetings, and help ensure timely approvals within Windchill and JIRA systems, while developing their skills over time.

As a Change Manager at Cochlear, you will manage transformational change initiatives using PROSCI methodology, collaborate with senior leaders and stakeholders, and develop change management plans that ensure employee engagement and support throughout the change process.

The Product Monitoring Specialist at Cochlear will be responsible for monitoring product feedback, categorizing and reproducing issues, and supporting investigations. This role requires strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and effective collaboration with various teams to ensure product quality and customer satisfaction.

The Project Engineer will execute Manufacturing Network Optimisation projects, manage small projects or parts of complex projects, coordinate activity in line with guidelines, develop work plans, maintain technical documentation, and ensure compliance with Cochlear's quality management system.

The Team Leader will manage a team of Electronic Assemblers, ensuring manufacturing targets are met and providing coaching. Responsibilities include leading manufacturing processes, workload balancing, reporting outcomes, implementing process improvements, and maintaining training records of team members.

The Biostatistician at Cochlear will ensure quality in the design, analysis, and reporting of clinical studies. Responsibilities include collaborating on study design, creating programming outputs for reports, ensuring accurate interpretation of data, and providing timely reporting. This role requires active collaboration with teams to meet project deadlines.

The Process Engineering Manager will lead and develop a Process Engineering team, focus on manufacturing processes for new products, collaborate with R&D and supply chain, and ensure compliance with quality and regulatory standards in a manufacturing environment.

Cochlear seeks a Legal & Compliance Counsel to provide commercial legal advice and manage legal risks for daily operations. Responsibilities include drafting business contracts, advising on compliance matters, supporting senior lawyers on investigations, and enhancing legal processes within the Corporate Legal Team.

The Account Manager at Cochlear is responsible for achieving sales targets in the Surgical and Clinical business by developing relationships with key stakeholders, providing clinical expertise, conducting training programs, and supporting surgeons and allied professionals. This role requires effective communication, business acumen, and the ability to manage advocacy programs and customer experiences.

The Informatica Administrator will oversee the Informatica ecosystem focusing on data governance, quality, and application integration. Responsibilities include managing platform performance, security, supporting data governance initiatives, collaborating with various teams, and ensuring documentation and reporting.

As an Associate Software Product Owner at Cochlear, you'll shape product vision and roadmap while prioritizing backlog items. You'll define requirements for development, lead scrum meetings, and collaborate with various teams to ensure successful product delivery.

The Senior Software Engineer at Cochlear focuses on software engineering for new and legacy medical devices. Responsibilities include delivering project tasks, leading teams, and contributing to process improvements while collaborating with management and stakeholders.

The JAMA Specialist manages the standards library in the JAMA Requirements Management System, ensuring accurate traceability, updating standards, and collaborating with R&D stakeholders. The role involves overseeing process improvements, preparing reports, and facilitating requirement reviews to enhance the effectiveness of standards management.

The Embedded Software Integration & Verification Engineer ensures the integration and verification of embedded software components in platform releases, maintains documentation, and collaborates with various teams to improve product quality and reliability through effective processes and automation.