Project Manager

Our client is a cutting-edge medical technology startup dedicated to revolutionising respiratory care. They are passionate about creating products that enhance the lives of individuals with respiratory conditions and building effective, user-friendly devices. Due to their continuous growth, we seek an experienced Project Manager to join the team and lead the operations and project around the development of next-generation technologies.

The successful candidate for this role should be an autonomous, proactive and highly self-motivated individual. Ultimately, the Project Manager should help the business functions go effectively and smoothly.

Key responsibilities:

• Collaboration with all participants in the project in the creation and implementation of a product-specific operations strategy
• Working with the management team on the day-to-day workload
• Set up and maintain project management infrastructure using the tools best suited to the job.
• Assist or lead in the preparation of funding applications.
• Manage and monitor the project progress and prepare reports where appropriate for funding bodies.
• Set up and manage the laboratory with the operational team, prepare and maintain a record of risk register, COSHH forms, health and safety reports and arrange for consumables ordering.

To be considered for this position candidates must closely match the following reference profile:

• Previous successful Project Management experience with medical device or laboratory equipment.
• Experience technical project delivery, particularly within a defined product development lifecycle.
• Strong understanding of product development lifecycle (preferably under ISO13485 medical device design control).
• Ability to be at or travel to the office (Glasgow) daily.
• Language Skills - good written and verbal command of English and other relevant languages.
• Excellent digital skills and confidence in using Microsoft Office packages.
• Experience in applying project management tools (such as Agile, PRINCE2, Waterfall, or Lean) is essential.