Quality Engineer
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This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to a fast-paced, purpose-driven company at the forefront of neuromodulation technology. Closely collaborating with Salvia’s multidisciplinary team, you take ownership and have a pragmatic approach.
- Review product deliverables, equipment documentation and supplier documents.
- Assess Deviations, Corrective Actions and Change Requests.
- Contribute to root cause analyses of quality issues, developing corrective actions to prevent recurrence.
- Support Supplier Audits of Salvia’s key suppliers.
- Support design transfer activities to manufacturing.
- Serve as Quality Subject Matter Expert in assigned project teams).
- Support Computer Software Validation activities (use cases, protocols, reports).
- Support Document and Record control activities.
- Bachelor or Master degree in technical discipline (Quality Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or equivalent).
- Experience as a Quality Engineer in the medical device industry, software-focused design quality experience is a pre-requisite?
- Knowledge of industry standards and compliance requirements (e.g. IEC 62304, IEC 60601)
- Understanding of Quality Management Systems (e.g. 9001, 13485)
- Effective time management, prioritizing tasks to maximize productivity and efficiency multi-task effectively, and work in dynamic environment.
- Ability to work independently and cohesively, as part of a team.
- Strong English communication skills (e.g., clear and concise).
- Strong troubleshooting/problem solving ability, calm under pressure.
At Salvia BioElectronics BV, quality isn’t just a requirement — it’s at the core of our mission to give people with migraine a better life. As a Quality Engineer, your expertise ensures that every implant, every process, and every standard we uphold brings us closer to that goal.
You’ll work in a fast-growing, international team at the High Tech Campus Eindhoven, one of Europe’s most vibrant innovation hubs. Here, your role will directly influence the safe and effective development of breakthrough neuromodulation therapies — giving you the chance to shape the future of healthcare while growing your career in a purpose-driven environment.
At Salvia BioElectronics, we are on a mission to empower people with migraine to reclaim their lives. We are pioneering a breakthrough therapy to transform chronic migraine treatment.
MySalvia Therapy features an ultra-thin, unnoticeable implant designed to calm key nerves involved in migraine, activated with a simple tap on a small wearable device. Built for everyday life, it is developed to deliver drug-free relief without compromise. So, millions of people with migraine can live life, uninterrupted.
Founded and headquartered at High Tech Campus Eindhoven, the heart of the Dutch Brainport region, Salvia brings together skilled device makers and entrepreneurs with extensive experience in medical devices and neuromodulation. Active in the United States, Europe, and Australia, Salvia is advancing clinical development with the support of leading investors.
What sets us apart is our ambition and our purpose: we are building solutions that make a real difference in patients’ lives. At Salvia, you’ll find a team-driven culture, room to grow with the company, and the opportunity to contribute to meaningful technologies every day. We put people first, guided by a patient-first ethos and strengthened by a diverse team that is 40 percent female and 18 nationalities strong, working together to drive inclusive innovation.
Will you be our new colleague?
Our team is growing and we are always looking for passionate and talented individuals who want to be part of our mission to give people with migraine a better life.
We encourage open applications. Please submit yours here!
Acquisition is not appreciated.
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