CAREERS

Join a team that truly “manufactures success”

Grow your career at Sterling, in a vibrant, dynamic environment where you’ll never stop learning, never stop growing, and can take advantage of the latest medical device manufacturing technologies.

Sterling Industries is experiencing exciting growth, and we are constantly looking for talented, enthusiastic professionals — with a passion for medtech — to join our top-tier team. We’re dedicated to creating a great environment for our employees; we know that investing in people is one of the keys to success in our industry. We support skills development, offer competitive compensation and believe in promoting from within whenever possible.

We are growing across all departments, including manufacturing, quality control, supply chain management and engineering; with opportunities available in both Kalamazoo, Michigan and the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario, Canada.

Current Opportunities

We are always looking for highly-qualified manufacturing engineers with experience or passion for the medical devices industry. If that sounds like you, please submit your résumé to careers@sterlingindustries.com.

Electrical Engineering

The Electrical Engineer is responsible for producing designs, test and design specifications and to test and document the electrical/electronic designs, following the Company’s ISO 13485:2016 Quality Management System.

Program Manager - Engineering

The Program Manager/Core Team Operations Representative is the primary Operations interface to the New Product Development Core team. This is a highly visible and impactful role in the operations networks and to the business. The PM will lead cross functional teams and is responsible for value stream selection, planning, execution, and implementation of new products.

Quality Engineering Specialist

We are seeking an eager Quality Engineering Specialist to join our growing team. The role is responsible for the launch and daily management of the processes, products, equipment, people, and customers in regard to the quality management system and regulatory requirements. The role reports to the Quality Manager.

Team Lead, Program Management

The Team Lead, Program Management will be responsible for overseeing multiple programs and leading individual projects ,Lead and mentor a team of program managers, providing guidance, support, and professional development opportunities.

Quality Inspector

The Quality Inspector is responsible for daily coordination of inspection requirements, including accurate and effective documentation completion as required by the company quality management system.

CNC Operator

The CNC Operator reports to the Production Supervisor and is responsible for assisting with the set-up, calibration, and operation of machines used in production processes. Primarily accountable for inspecting machining operations and finished product against specified tolerances using precision measuring tools. In addition, determine and correct minor machine malfunctions working from verbal or written instructions, diagrams, or models.

Co-op Programs

At Sterling, we believe in growing the next generation of medtech professionals, and mentoring those who are up-and-coming. Sterling Industries is working closely with colleges and universities — including York University, University of Guelph and Western Michigan University — to develop opportunities for students and graduates to grow their experience, their résumés and their knowledge. From machining to automation to engineering, Sterling is helping new professionals get real world experience.

If you are enrolled in a relevant engineering or technical program, please contact your Co-op Program Coordinator.

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