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The Staff Accountant will manage technical accounting tasks and month-end close, ensuring accurate financial records and compliance with GAAP. Responsibilities include preparing financial statements, reconciling accounts, and processing payroll transactions with precision. The role requires attention to detail and collaboration with auditors.

The Quality Engineer will contribute to quality assurance throughout the product life cycle, drive post-market surveillance, and manage the quality management system. Responsibilities include developing processes, supporting compliance with standards, and identifying quality improvement opportunities.

As a Sales Executive at Lexington Medical, you will develop and grow a sales territory by building relationships with surgeons and hospital personnel, implementing effective sales strategies, and achieving sales objectives for minimally-invasive surgical stapling solutions.

As a Product Engineer at Lexington Medical, you will define and develop surgical devices, convert prototypes to production models, assist in the new model development process, and enhance product design through customer feedback and experimentation.

The V&V Engineer will develop verification and validation testing plans for electromechanical systems, translating design requirements into test criteria. Responsibilities include creating testing protocols, performing investigations, and training technicians while collaborating with a cross-functional team to implement product improvements.

The Global Financial Analyst will support financial decision-making by providing analysis, forecasting, and reporting. Responsibilities include managing FP&A activities, preparing budgets, analyzing financial data, and collaborating with various teams to drive business performance.

The Senior Supply Chain Planner will manage procurement and production planning to align with demand growth, lead supplier performance improvement, and support inventory management. Responsibilities include developing production plans, assessing vendor performance, and collaborating with engineering for new product introductions, all while ensuring timely and cost-effective resource acquisition.

The Procurement Engineer will manage procurement activities for new product development, including supplier onboarding and purchase orders. They will collaborate with manufacturing and engineering teams, conduct cost analysis, negotiate pricing, analyze technical data, and ensure all procured materials meet quality standards. The role also involves leading continuous improvement initiatives with suppliers.