Equipment Engineer 1

Responsibilities

• Perform engineering analyses by collecting data and reviewing operational trends to support equipment reliability.
• Support the installation, modification, and qualification of manufacturing equipment in alignment with engineering standards.
• Execute maintenance, repair, and technical adjustments on complex manufacturing equipment.
• Contribute to troubleshooting efforts and collaborate on the development of corrective actions and process improvements.
• Develop and maintain engineering documentation, including specifications, change records, and technical instructions.
• Collaborate with maintenance and operations teams on continuous improvement initiatives.
• Participate in equipment testing, calibration, and verification activities.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electrical, manufacturing engineering, or a related technical discipline.
• 0–2 years of relevant engineering experience, preferably in a manufacturing or production environment.
• Basic understanding of mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and control systems.
• Familiarity with CAD tools, technical drawings, and engineering documentation.
• Knowledge of GMP quality management systems and regulatory standards (e.g., ISO 13485, FDA 21 CFR).

Preferred Qualifications

• Analytical mindset with strong problem-solving and technical reasoning abilities.
• Knowledge of root cause analysis methods.
• Effective communication and collaboration skills across technical and operations teams.
• Strong attention to detail regarding documentation and data analysis.

Benefits

• Flexible time-off or vacation.
• 401(k) retirement plan with employer match.
• Medical, dental, and vision coverage.
• Carefully selected mindfulness programs.

About the Company

GRAIL is a healthcare company pioneering new technologies to advance early cancer detection. We use next-generation sequencing (NGS), population-scale clinical studies, and state-of-the-art data science to transform cancer care and change the trajectory of cancer mortality.