Project Manager

Company Description

Ninox Ltd. revolutionizes high-quality gas production for healthcare and industry with state-of-the-art technology. Ninox offers portable solutions for the instant generation of four essential gases—Inhaled Nitric Oxide (NO), Nitrogen, Oxygen, and medical air—all sourced from ambient air and meeting stringent European certification standards. Ninox’s versatile systems seamlessly integrate into various settings, including large hospitals, medical gas logistics hubs, and trucks. This innovation addresses logistical challenges, streamlines operations, and reduces costs for healthcare providers and gas suppliers, offering an efficient and cost-effective solution.

Role Description

·      Managing a project in the medical field: gas production based on chemical and plasma reactor processes.

·      Leading project that have passed the initial research and feasibility stage (led by the research team) and preparing development plans, budget, and advanced test plans to lead them to the end of the technological feasibility and accelerating phases.

·      Synchronizes and manages all internal and external activities through a development team and subcontractors' management in market research, design and engineering, external experts, and labs.

·      Working closely with a research team after completion of the initial research for bringing the initial prototype (developed by the research team) towards feasibility study and advanced system design and development

·      Working closely with the research team to approve systems from the feasibility stage, development, and final approval before transferring them to stakeholders

·      Leading and preparing the technical documentation during the project lifecycle

Qualifications

·      University graduate (B.sc or higher) in Chemical engineering or Mechanical engineering or Phd.-MUST

·      Excellent/fluent English and Russian (advantage)- writing and speaking

·      3-5 years of experience in product development, and project management of multidisciplinary systems involved with electromechanically or chemical process