Calibration Engineer

About the role
For our team in Nijmegen, we are looking for an enthusiastic Calibration Engineer. The Calibration Engineer is responsible for ensuring a robust and compliant calibration system across all site assets. The role safeguards the accuracy and reliability of equipment and measurement systems that are critical to the manufacturing and testing of medical and other devices. In addition, the Calibration Engineer supports maintenance, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement initiatives to ensure operational excellence and audit readiness.

Tasks and Responsibilities

Calibration Management

Ensure all equipment and measuring instruments are calibrated in a timely, compliant, and efficient manner in line with company standards and regulatory requirements.

Develop and maintain the master calibration schedule, minimizing impact on daily operations.

Coordinate and prioritize calibration work orders, ensuring accurate and timely execution and documentation by internal teams or external vendors.

Review calibration results, determine equipment status, and ensure proper labeling and segregation of non-conforming or overdue instruments.

Maintain accurate and compliant calibration records in the CMMS system.

Support calibration and qualification of new equipment and ensure correct implementation within the calibration system.

Calibration System Ownership & Improvement

Maintain and update local calibration procedures and templates in accordance with internal and regulatory requirements.

Analyze calibration data to define and optimize calibration intervals, ensuring a reliable and effective system.

Develop in-house calibration capabilities and contribute to new method development where applicable.

Participate in projects and continuous improvement initiatives related to calibration and engineering processes.

Manage spare parts inventory for calibration instruments and ensure readiness for audits at all times.

Technical Support & Compliance

Support preventive maintenance activities to ensure reliable equipment performance and uninterrupted production.

Contribute to structured problem solving, including root cause analysis and implementation of corrective and preventive actions (CAPA).

Raise and support non-conformances related to calibration activities in line with local procedures.

Ensure full compliance with GMP, safety, environmental, and company policies, maintaining an inspection-ready state.

The Calibration Engineer collaborates closely with Engineering, Manufacturing, Operations, Quality, and Facilities to ensure equipment performance, compliance, and continuous improvement across the site.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in engineering preferred (Mechanical, Electrical, Electromechanical, Electronics, Metrology, Instrumentalist majors preferred) and 4 to 6 years of experience in related fields preferred.

3-5 years’ experience in calibration. Knowledge of calibration and metrology required.

3-5 years’ experience in the Medical Device and/or pharmaceutical industry or medical field. Knowledge of GMP/ ISO 13485 preferred.

Fluency in English, spoken and written in English required.

Fluency in Dutch, both spoken and written, is  mandatory .

Knowledge of information systems including but not limited to Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Maximo, Quality Systems & Documentation Control Systems is preferred.

Ability to work cooperatively with internal and external stakeholders.

Ability to build strong working partnerships, trust and credibility at all levels.

What we offer

Working at PSS means working with highly motivated people with a can-do mentality. Our people work in an international environment, within an enthusiastic team and for an organization where there is sufficient room to develop further. Working together is extremely important to us and having fun in what you do is part of that! Our monthly team lunches, team activities and the hand out of awards to our colleagues are an example of this.

We also offer:

A responsible and challenging position within the team;

Plenty of room for your own ideas and input;

Specialist training and a range of opportunities for personal and professional development;

Online preventive mental health platform;

Flexible working hours;

Good salary and benefits.

Working at PSS offers you the flexibility and personal touch of working in a medium sized and dynamic company, whilst also allowing you to benefit from having Eurofins as a parent company.

Plenty of opportunities for growth;

Varied work where you are in regular contact with other companies and scientists within the Eurofins group;

A broad customer portfolio ensuring a lot of diversity in your work.

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