We are the people who give possibilities purposeBD is one of the largest global medical technology companies in the world. Advancing the world of health™ is our Purpose, and it’s no small feat. It takes the imagination and passion of all of us—from design and engineering to the manufacturing and marketing of our billions of MedTech products per year—to look at the impossible and find transformative solutions that turn dreams into possibilities. 

Job DescriptionBD Urology and Critical Care UCC is seeking a talented Staff Engineer to join our High Volume Consumables R&D team, with a focus on early-stage design within the New Product Development NPD process. This role offers a unique opportunity to build expertise in Biodesign, requirements management, Design for Six Sigma DFSS, and design validation. You’ll gain hands-on experience, benefit from structured professional development, and collaborate closely with a broad network of BD’s Subject Matter Experts to help shape the next generation of medical technologies.ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:Demonstrate leadership and learning agility to drive meaningful impact on projects and broader company initiatives.Collaborate effectively across functions, bringing a positive attitude and team-first mindset to overcome challenges and foster alignment.Exhibit strong action orientation and personal accountability to ensure program success.Communicate clearly and effectively with cross-functional teams and management.Empower team members to achieve both individual and program goals; coach and mentor R&D colleagues while providing constructive feedback.Gain deep insights into market gaps, user pain points, and evolving expectations to identify and address unmet customer needs through innovative, technically sound solutions.Translate user and market insights into actionable engineering requirements that align with both product design and business objectives.App
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