Position Overview: The New Product Introduction (NPI) Engineer is responsible for leading design transfer activities and delivering a portfolio of projects that support and sustain the Infusion Care product range, while aligning with the strategic priorities of the Infusion Care Business Unit.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop processes and specifications for new product development and for improvement of existing processes/products to ensure the delivery of required documentation to allow smooth transition of processes and design from Science & Innovation (S&I;) to manufacturing (Design transfer).
- Design and develop new materials or improve existing products / materials in accordance with customer requirements and in compliance with current regulatory requirements and standards following valid Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) from design and Change Control Request (CCR).
- Lead team assignments and projects, establish strategies for their work and project execution as needed by the Project Manager or Change Control Request (CCR) owner.




- Evaluate requirements of new projects or resources; estimate realistic time to completion.
- Prioritize resource deployment in alignment with stakeholders’ priorities and overall business impacts.
- Develop clear and concise reporting of the team’s activities, priorities, and project statuses, and develop a cadence of regular communication to stakeholders.
- Ensure all required feasibility work, analysis, validation, testing, and trials are performed on time and to the required Quality and Regulatory standards, as well as in line with Convatec procedures and processes.
- Maintain working technical knowledge of a broad range of manufacturing processes and materials areas relevant to the Infusion Care product range.
- Ensure project activities (design transfer) are carried out within a Design Controls Framework in accordance with ISO 13485 & 21 CFR 820 Quality Systems.
- Develop and maintain strong, collaborative working relationsh

📌 NPI Engineer (Reynosa)
🏢 Convatec
📍 Reynosa