Manufacturing Team Lead

Surgical Science is a global organisation and leading provider of medical training simulations and software solutions. Surgical Science is listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market.   Together with healthcare partners and customers in more than 90 countries, we enhance patient safety and healthcare outcomes through evidence-based, state-of-the-art simulation technology that improves clinical proficiency and performance - enabling safe and effective training without putting patients at risk.   Our solutions are used by medical training centres, universities, hospitals, and the medical device industry for practice, assessment, and certification.   With offices in Gothenburg (HQ), Stockholm, Tel Aviv, Cleveland, Cardiff, and Shenzhen, we are a fast-growing and stable organisation in a rapidly evolving world. We foster a hybrid work culture that supports onsite and remote collaboration across teams and time zones.   What if your attention to detail helped a surgeon perform better — and a patient recover faster?   At Surgical Science, we build the simulators that train surgeons before they ever step into an operating room. Our haptic feedback devices, anatomical models, and instrument simulators are used by healthcare professionals across the globe to sharpen their skills in a safe, controlled environment. The stakes are real — and so is the impact of getting quality right.   We're looking for a QC Engineer to join our Quality Control team at our production facility in Gothenburg, Sweden. You will work at the heart of our manufacturing operations — where precision meets purpose.   What you'll actually do Own end-to-end QC test plans: analyze product requirements and design detailed test cases that cover functional, integration, regression, and system scenarios Validate surgical instrument simulators, anatomical models with sensors, and haptic feedback devices — making sure every unit that leaves our facility meets the highest standards Calibrate measurement equipment and simulator components to maintain accuracy across the production line Perform acceptance testing on incoming components and vendor-supplied parts Conduct production line quality checks and sign off on systems meeting specification Dig into complex defects — trace root causes, document findings, and work with production and development to resolve them Participate in requirements reviews, bringing the QC lens early in the product lifecycle Maintain and improve test documentation, calibration procedures, and QC processes   What you need to bring 2–5 years of hands-on QC testing experience, ideally in a hardware/software environment Solid knowledge of QC testing methodologies and test documentation standards (STD/STP/STR) Experience with calibration procedures and measurement equipment Proficiency in quality management tools such as Dynamics and iAuditor Comfortable working in both Windows and Linux environments Strong written and spoken English — you'll collaborate across teams and time zones A sharp analytical mind and the ability to manage multiple priorities without dropping the ball This role is on-site at our Gothenburg, Sweden facility   Even better if you have Background in medical devices, simulators, or similar hardware/software industries Previous QC experience at a company with a comparable product complexity Familiarity with full product development lifecycles in a regulated environment   Where this can take you The QC Engineer role is a real foundation for growth. You could develop into a Senior QC Engineer or take on a team lead position as we scale. Our cross-functional setup means you'll build deep relationships across production, R&D, and software — opening doors to specialized paths in quality systems, validation engineering, or product development.   You'll also work with colleagues across Sweden, the US, and beyond, giving you exposure to international ways of working in a company that's been at the forefront of medical simulation for over 25 years.   Life at Surgical Science 🌍 Truly global environment — we're a team of 10+ nationalities united by a shared mission 🏥 Work that matters — every simulator we build contributes to safer patient outcomes 🤝 Collaborative culture grounded in respect, curiosity, and perseverance 📈 A growing company with real opportunities to develop your career 🔬 Work with cutting-edge simulation technology that's backed by 400+ scientific publications   Surgical Science as an employer Surgical Science is a global and continuously expanding organisation. You will be part of a dynamic, creative environment where we make sure to allow all employees to influence and contribute with their own unique experiences and knowledge.   Guided by our core values -  curiosity, respect, and perseverance - we strive to empower our people by recognising their strengths, supporting their growth, and creating opportunities to make a real impact.   We invite you to join us on this exciting and meaningful journey - to shape the future of medical training and improve care for patients around the world.   Apply today! If you think you would fit our fantastic team and enjoy our work environment, apply as soon as possible as recruitment is ongoing. Let us meet and work out together whether we are a match!We kindly request that you apply with a CV in English.

Be part of shaping next-generation optical technologies Join NILT as a Production and Development Engineer, where you will work hands‑on in a world‑class cleanroom environment and play a central role in developing and fabricating high‑precision AR masters for customers around the globe. In this position, you will have excellent opportunities to grow your technical capabilities within nanofabrication, process optimization, and advanced metrology—while contributing to a rapidly expanding, international high‑tech company. You will be based at NILT Sweden Filial, in Gothenburg. As part of the Mastering team, you will collaborate closely with colleagues across Denmark, Sweden, and Switzerland. Our culture is collaborative, innovative, and quality‑driven, with a strong focus on precision, knowledge sharing, and continuous learning. You will join an ambitious organization where we win and lose together - team spirit and mutual achievement are at the heart of how we work. Tasks and responsibilities · Manage end‑to‑end fabrication workflows for AR masters You will run and coordinate the complete process flow for AR master fabrication, ensuring alignment with production plans, yield targets, and quality requirements. · Develop and optimize nanofabrication processes You refine and innovate lithography (EBL, maskless UV), dry etch (RIE, ICP, IBE), and thin‑film deposition (E‑beam, sputtering, PECVD, ALD) processes to enhance performance, stability, and throughput. · Execute and document metrology for process verification You perform SEM, AFM, ellipsometry, and optical inspections, generating complete and traceable documentation for internal use and for customer projects. · Define process windows and product specifications You translate experimental data and capability studies into clear process capabilities and product specifications. · Coordinate cleanroom activities across tool groups You collaborate across lithography, etch, and deposition areas to maintain efficient flow and minimize bottlenecks. · Drive corrective and preventive actions You investigate deviations, identify root causes, and implement improvements to strengthen process robustness. Skills, experiences and qualifications we are looking for · MSc in nanotechnology, physics, materials science, electrical engineering, or similar · Several years of hands‑on cleanroom experience with lithography, dry etch, and thin‑film deposition tools · Strong understanding of nanofabrication principles and their impact on process outcomes · Experience with SEM, AFM, ellipsometry, and optical inspection · Ability to document processes clearly and maintain complete, compliant records · Proficiency in Python for analysis, data processing, and automation · Ability to navigate complex multistep process flows under time‑sensitive cleanroom schedules · Strong communication and collaboration skills across multiple locations · Experience designing DOEs and performing process capability studies · Experience optimizing process windows or developing new process capabilities · Familiarity with quality systems, documentation practices, and deviation handling · Fluent in English; Swedish is an advantage Questions You are welcome to reach out to: Vladimir Topic, AR Mastering, Team Leader, vt@nilt.com Interested? Please forward your CV and application letter incl. answers to the 2 questions below, no later than 20 July 2026. We look forward to hearing from you. 1. Key experience #1 Describe a situation where you developed or optimized a cleanroom process. What was the challenge, what approach did you take, and what results did you achieve? 2. Key experience #2 Describe a time you handled a production deviation or root‑cause investigation. What methods did you apply, and what was the long‑term impact of your actions? About NIL Technology NIL Technology (NILT), founded in 2006, is an optical solutions company designing, developing, and manufacturing optical elements and components using high-precision nanoscale features. NILT creates competitive advantages with flat optics (meta-optics) in optical applications for 3D sensing, consumer electronics, machine vision, autonomous vehicles, telecommunication, and AR. With its background in mastering for nanoimprint, the company produces masters and offers nano-foundry services. NILT is based in Denmark and has offices in Switzerland, Sweden, US, and a manufacturing in Malaysia. Visit us at www.nilt.com. NILT is owned by Radiant Opto-Electronics Corporation (www.radiant.com.tw).