Programme Manager - Active Implantable Medical Devices

Challenge your specialist skills: partner with the world’s most ambitious companies to create breakthrough neurotechnologies.

TTP is a collaborative consultancy driven by a passion for cutting-edge product development. Working across technology and healthcare, you will lead complex product development projects addressing conditions such as epilepsy, sleep apnoea, Parkinson’s, tinnitus and chronic pain. You’ll not only develop Active Implantable Medical Devices (AIMD), you’ll make them ready for transfer to manufacture.

The global innovation race within neurotechnology presents exciting new opportunities for medical device development. Your technical insights and operational oversight will help shape TTP’s strategy and bespoke consultancy solutions for clients in this niche.

In a newly created role that combines the best of technical engineering with strategic project leadership, you’ll get to lead the design and transfer to manufacture of complex active implantable medical devices – from proof-of-concept through to market launch. You’ll oversee a diverse and fascinating range of front-end projects – and each new discovery will have a far-reaching impact.

Working closely and strategically with our Neurotech Team Lead, you’ll help consolidate and cultivate TTP’s customer base in this market, building and mentoring a team of technical experts with the potential to grow further and support other parts of TTP’s Health Tech business.

Every step of the way, you’ll be supported by multi-disciplinary teams of scientists, engineers and designers. The whole structure of TTP is designed to help you thrive.

About you

You’ll bring substantial experience of developing and launching medical devices, including product development, risk management and regulatory processes. You’re likely to be invited to interview if your application includes:

• Details of how you have led the engineering of more than one novel AIMD from development through to clinical trials or product launch
• Evidence of leading similar projects at another consultancy or medical devices company
• A system-level understanding of neuromodulation device design and risk management, having worked under 13485 (or equivalent)
• A degree or equivalent in a technical discipline such as engineering or a related discipline with a track record of academic excellence
• During the interview process, you’ll also be encouraged to demonstrate your communication skills and your ability to explain complex concepts to technical audiences

Benefits

TTP is an employee-owned business operating from green surroundings in Melbourn, just south of Cambridge. Our working culture encourages entrepreneurship, shared ideas and technical collaboration, while providing you with the freedom to do your best work. We value our collaborative culture and the benefit in-person interaction brings to our colleagues and to the business. We also understand the importance of work-life balance and offer flexibility in how you self-manage your working week.

Our benefits include:

• Annual profit-related bonus
• Employer pension contribution of 12% of pensionable pay
• Private medical insurance for employees and dependents
• Free lunch and all-day refreshments
• Life insurance worth 6 x salary 25 days holiday
• Enhanced maternity and paternity leave, with the option to return part-time for a year
• Electric car leasing scheme
• Cycle to work scheme
• Season ticket loan A wide range of activities including squash, Zumba, yoga, arts and crafts, and TTP’s own rock band
• Local sports facilities and theatre discounts and memberships
• A comprehensive relocation package is also available, if applicable

Inclusion and Diversity

Our business revolves around collaborating with one another to tackle genuinely hard problems. We fundamentally believe in the power and importance of diversity – both for our community and for the overall success of our business. We, therefore, encourage applications from all individuals.