Empowering Healthcare Providers to Improve and Extend Patients' Lives.
Bothell, Washington
We believe a new perspective can change everything, and that the best health care begins with greater clarity. For more than 40 years, Verathon has advanced patient care through innovative medical technologies that help clinicians and health care providers see clearly, act quickly, and improve outcomes. Today, we deliver innovative airway management, bronchoscopy, and urology solutions through our GlideScope®, BFlex™, and BladderScan® product portfolios. From pioneering video laryngoscopes to single-use bronchoscopes and cystoscope solutions, as well as noninvasive bladder volume measurements, our technologies are designed to simplify complex workflows and support efficient, high-quality care across clinical settings worldwide. Verathon, a business unit of Roper Technologies, is headquartered in Bothell, Washington, with international subsidiaries in Canada, Europe, and Asia. For more information, please visit www.verathon.com.
On-site · Burnaby
The Mechanical Engineer II will design, prototype, and qualify mechanical components for medical devices while ensuring manufacturability and cost-effectiveness. They will also conduct root cause investigations for failures and act as a liaison between design and manufacturing teams.
On-site · Burnaby
The Manufacturing Technologist is responsible for troubleshooting hardware and system issues while supporting new product introductions and sustaining medical devices. They will work cross-functionally to reduce defects, optimize cycle times, and maintain production equipment and quality documentation.
On-site · Burnaby
The Mechanical Engineer will design, prototype, and test high-reliability medical devices while ensuring manufacturability and cost-effectiveness. They will also support production activities, resolve technical issues, and maintain compliance with medical device standards and documentation policies.
On-site · Burnaby
The Manufacturing Engineer provides technical support to production, quality, and development teams to optimize manufacturing processes and reduce defects. Key duties include executing equipment validations, designing production tooling, and ensuring compliance with medical device quality standards.
On-site · Burnaby
The Mechanical Engineer III is responsible for designing and developing innovative medical devices, focusing on electromechanical assemblies. Key duties include managing the full product lifecycle from research and prototyping to verification, validation, and production support.