Job Summary

The function of the Product Development Organization is to provide Engineering Services in support of prototype to concept stage realization of Medical Device Product Innovations for start-ups to Fortune 100 sized clients. The Biosimulation lab is an extension of product development, offering complementary device testing services with anatomically representative models. The Biosimulation Lab Specialist I collaborates with global biosimulation teams and supports lab operations in alignment with Resolution’s core values while adhering to all applicable regulations and company procedures.   

Note: This position is part-time and anticipated to work approximately 24 hours per week. Following an initial training period, the Biosim Lab Specialist schedule is flexible between the hours of 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM, Monday - Friday and will be driven by the employee's preferences.  

Essential Functions:

• Performs tissue preparation for animal and human specimens, including but not limited to dissecting out, preserving, repairing (suturing) and cannulating tissues. 
• Decontaminates lab and tools after handling human tissues. 
• General lab cleaning and maintenance. 
• Tracks inventory and reports low inventory to appropriate lab staff. 
• Responsible for the restocking of all lab supplies including synthetic, animal and human tissues for test models, and consumables (guidewires, introducers, etc.).
• Collaborates with concept & development engineers to support testing needs.
• Adheres to OSHA requirements, biosafety guidelines, and internal quality standards for lab operations.
• Collaborates closely with the global team, supporting cross-site knowledge sharing and process alignment.
• Maintains a high level of preparedness for client studies through organization, equipment readiness, and workflow optimization.
• May be trained to operate Fluoroscopy, as needed. 
• May assist with biosimulation studies in the future.

Requirements:

• Associate's degree or current coursework in biology, Physiology, Biomedical Engineering, Engineering, Animal Science, Veterinary Science or related biological/medical sciences preferred. 
• Experience in a laboratory setting or experience handling animal or human organs preferred. 
• A combination of equivalent experience and/or education will be considered. 
• Exposure to surgical terminology, anatomy (cardiac preferred) and surgical technique preferred.
• Background in veterinary medicine preferred (i.e. Drug interactions, bypass, etc.).
• Excellent work ethic required. 
• Must be able to work under pressure with a strong sense of urgency.
• Strong Analytical / problem solving skills with a demonstrated ability to collect, summarize and report technical information.
• Ability to handle and be trusted with confidential and/or sensitive information.
• Able to work in a fast-paced, constantly changing environment.
• Ability to be flexible and to handle multiple projects in an organized, timely manner.
• Willingness to learn the functions of fluoroscopy.

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of standing while wearing lead (up to 8 hours/day).
• Ability to perform laboratory bench work requiring prolonged standing or seated positioning and sustained visual focus on materials at a work surface.
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds at times unassisted.
• Must have excellent hand-eye coordination for tissue prep, imaging, and device manipulation.
• Must wear PPE (gown, gloves, eye protection, etc.) as needed.
• Must be able to work safely with cadaveric tissue, animal tissue, embalming chemicals, and radiation-producing imaging equipment.

Summary of Benefits

• Accrued Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Paid Holidays 
• MN Paid Leave
• Benefits and incentive compensation may be subject to generally applicable eligibility, waiting period, contribution, and other requirements and conditions.

Compensation

• The typical pay range for this role is between $24.00-28.00/hour. Compensation may vary based on individual job-related knowledge, skills, expertise, and experience.