Staff Validation Engineer
$68K - $70K/yr
Staff Validation Engineer - Entry Level McPherson, Kansas Start Your Engineering Career Where It ... What You'll Do From day one, you'll be embedded in project teams alongside experienced engineers ...
Staff Validation Engineer
$68K - $70K/yr
Staff Validation Engineer - Entry Level McPherson, Kansas Start Your Engineering Career Where It ... What You'll Do From day one, you'll be embedded in project teams alongside experienced engineers ...
Offensive Security Consultant - US
Independence, KS · On-site +1
Ability in preparing and launching social engineering campaigns (both phishing and vishing ... Knowledge of assessing hardware and embedded IoT devices Personal Attributes: * Excellent spoken ...
Offensive Security Consultant - US
Independence, KS · On-site +1
Ability in preparing and launching social engineering campaigns (both phishing and vishing ... Knowledge of assessing hardware and embedded IoT devices Personal Attributes: * Excellent spoken ...
Entrylevel Iot Embedded Engineer information
What is the difference between Entrylevel Iot Embedded Engineer vs Entry-level Firmware Engineer?
| Aspect | Entrylevel Iot Embedded Engineer | Entry-level Firmware Engineer |
|---|---|---|
| Required Credentials | Bachelor's in Electrical, Computer Engineering or related; knowledge of IoT protocols | Bachelor's in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related; basic firmware development skills |
| Work Environment | Embedded systems, IoT device development, hardware integration | Firmware development, software debugging, hardware interfacing |
| Industry Usage | IoT product companies, smart device manufacturers | Consumer electronics, embedded device companies |
While both roles involve embedded systems and firmware development, the Entrylevel Iot Embedded Engineer focuses specifically on IoT devices and protocols, whereas the Entry-level Firmware Engineer may work on a broader range of embedded systems without a specific IoT focus.
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Staff Validation Engineer – Entry Level McPherson, Kansas
Start Your Engineering Career Where It Actually Matters
Most engineering jobs ask you to specialize early and stay in your lane. This one is different. At Performance Validation, you'll work directly in FDA-regulated facilities — pharmaceutical plants, medical device manufacturers, biotech labs — making sure the systems and processes that produce life-saving products actually work the way they're supposed to. It's hands-on, technically demanding, and genuinely important work.
We hire engineers straight out of college and teach them everything. If you're sharp, curious, and ready to grow fast, we'll invest heavily in making you an expert.
What We Do
Performance Validation is a 100% employee-owned consulting firm with over 30 years of experience providing Commissioning, Qualification, and Validation (CQV) services to the life sciences industry. Our engineers work on-site with pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device clients across the U.S. and internationally, helping them meet rigorous FDA and industry standards. We have teams in Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Kansas, Washington, and North Carolina.
What You'll Do
From day one, you'll be embedded in project teams alongside experienced engineers, learning by doing on real client engagements. Over time, you'll take on increasing responsibility across the full validation lifecycle:
Start Your Engineering Career Where It Actually Matters
Most engineering jobs ask you to specialize early and stay in your lane. This one is different. At Performance Validation, you'll work directly in FDA-regulated facilities — pharmaceutical plants, medical device manufacturers, biotech labs — making sure the systems and processes that produce life-saving products actually work the way they're supposed to. It's hands-on, technically demanding, and genuinely important work.
We hire engineers straight out of college and teach them everything. If you're sharp, curious, and ready to grow fast, we'll invest heavily in making you an expert.
What We Do
Performance Validation is a 100% employee-owned consulting firm with over 30 years of experience providing Commissioning, Qualification, and Validation (CQV) services to the life sciences industry. Our engineers work on-site with pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device clients across the U.S. and internationally, helping them meet rigorous FDA and industry standards. We have teams in Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Kansas, Washington, and North Carolina.
What You'll Do
From day one, you'll be embedded in project teams alongside experienced engineers, learning by doing on real client engagements. Over time, you'll take on increasing responsibility across the full validation lifecycle:
- Travel to client facilities and perform hands-on qualification and verification activities, including Installation, Operational, and Performance Qualifications (IQ/OQ/PQ)
- Develop technical documentation including User Requirements, Risk Assessments, Test Protocols, and Summary Reports under the guidance of senior engineers
- Learn to apply FDA regulations (including 21 CFR Parts 11, 210/211, and 820) and cGMP principles to real-world client systems and processes
- Perform system walk-downs in manufacturing environments — this is field work, and may involve stairs, ladders, confined spaces, and moderate lifting
- Support identification and resolution of test failures and non-conformances
- Build expertise in a technical discipline such as thermal mapping, computer systems validation, or process validation — depending on your interests and the needs of your team
- This role involves travel to client sites, typically several days per month, with more intensive travel during active project phases.
What We're Looking For
We don't expect you to know validation. We expect you to be the kind of person who can learn it — and thrive in a client-facing, project-based environment.
That means:
- A Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Life Sciences, or a related technical field (or equivalent military training)
- Genuine curiosity and a drive to understand how things work
- High attention to detail — in this industry, documentation errors have real consequences
- Strong written and verbal communication skills; you'll be interacting with client engineers, quality managers, and site personnel from day one
- Professionalism and dependability; consulting means representing PV on client sites, not just in our offices
- Willingness and enthusiasm to travel
- Comfort working independently once you've been trained, and the judgment to ask for help when you need it
- Preferred engineering disciplines include Biomedical, Chemical, and Mechanical Engineering, though we've built great careers with graduates from a wide range of technical backgrounds.
What We Offer
Being 100% employee-owned isn't a footnote — it means that when PV does well, you do well. Our compensation and benefits reflect that:
- Competitive base salary
- Biannual profit sharing — you share directly in the company's success
- Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP) — you build equity in the company over time, at no cost to you
- 401(k) with company match
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Disability and life insurance
- Paid vacation and holidays
- Cellphone stipend
And we invest in your development:
- Structured mentorship from senior engineers on every project team
- Internal and external training programs, including industry certifications
- A clear path to advancement through our defined career levels
- Exposure to diverse industries, clients, and technical disciplines across our national footprint
Why PV
We're a mid-sized firm with a long track record and a genuine culture of ownership — in every sense of the word. Our engineers aren't siloed into one product or one facility. You'll see the inside of facilities most engineers never encounter, build expertise that's valued across the life sciences industry, and do it alongside people who have chosen to build their careers here.
We also know that consulting requires give and take. We ask a lot of our engineers, and we work hard to make it worth it.
Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Performance Validation does not anticipate providing visa sponsorship for this position.
We're a mid-sized firm with a long track record and a genuine culture of ownership — in every sense of the word. Our engineers aren't siloed into one product or one facility. You'll see the inside of facilities most engineers never encounter, build expertise that's valued across the life sciences industry, and do it alongside people who have chosen to build their careers here.
We also know that consulting requires give and take. We ask a lot of our engineers, and we work hard to make it worth it.
Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Performance Validation does not anticipate providing visa sponsorship for this position.
About Performance Validation
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Industry
Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
Company size
51 - 200 Employees
Headquarters location
Indianapolis, IN, US
Year founded
1988