The Principal Project Manager will lead a cross-functional team to manage and execute large scale R&D projects in the neurovascular product sector, driving projects from initiation to commercialization while ensuring adherence to quality processes and project goals.

As an Associate Sales Manager I, you will support existing and new accounts within your region, achieve sales objectives, manage relationships with physician advocates, collaborate on new product launches, deliver presentations, and ensure proper training of support staff while maintaining the company's ethical standards.

The Territory Manager is responsible for managing sales objectives, account growth, and client relationships in the medical device sector. This role includes leading account management for Early User Evaluation, collaborating with marketing, conducting sales presentations and training, and maintaining robust communication within the sales team to achieve targeted quotas.

The Senior Project Manager is responsible for planning and implementing R&D product development projects, managing timelines, budgets, and facilitating communication among team members. They lead risk analysis, develop testing plans, assess project issues, and prioritize multiple deliverables to ensure successful project completion.

The Quality Engineer II will support the development, manufacture, and distribution of medical devices, ensuring compliance with quality standards. Responsibilities include on-site manufacturing support, validation requirements, data analysis, procedure revision, training, supplier quality support, statistical analysis, risk management, and project management to meet corporate objectives.

The Marketing Manager will lead customer-focused marketing initiatives to enhance stroke care at Imperative Care, defining commercial strategy, managing product campaigns, and creating multi-channel content. The role requires interaction with healthcare professionals and participation in industry events, with a focus on building customer awareness and demand for medical products.