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Biointellisense

Director of Operations - Medical Device

Golden, Colorado · On-site · Full Time · Warehouse & Servicing

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Supply ChainRisk ManagementManufacturing
⚠️ Beware of recruiting scams. BioIntelliSense only contacts candidates from @biointellisense.com email addresses. We never conduct interviews over text, email or chat apps. If you receive a message that doesn't match this, treat it as fraudulent and email [email protected] to verify.   About BioIntelliSense The future of healthcare is here. Join us to shape the future of healthcare for patients and clinicians. BioIntelliSense is helping to decode human physiology and pioneer a new standard of proactive monitoring to improve healthcare outcomes and save lives.     Our FDA-cleared and award-winning BioButton® wearables, BioHub™ gateways, BioMobile™ applications, BioCloud™ data services and the BioDashboard™ clinical intelligence system creates a comprehensive tech-enhanced solution that makes continuous monitoring reliable and scalable. Through our physiologic intelligence and AI-driven analytics, clinicians have access to vital sign trending and data-driven insights to enable earlier detection of patient health decline and proactive intervention for faster, safer care.   _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ About the Role The Director of Operations is responsible for leading and coordinating cross-functional programs that drive on-time, on-budget execution of manufacturing and operations initiatives in a regulated medical device environment. This role serves as the central point of accountability for program planning, risk management, and execution across Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, R&D, and Regulatory Affairs. The successful candidate will balance strategic program ownership with hands-on tactical execution to support new product introductions (NPI), sustaining engineering changes, capacity expansion, and continuous improvement initiatives for Class II medical devices.