Job Satisfaction at Cochlear

I was responsible for coordinating a project to gather regional market access business intelligence into a central database. His was my first opportunity to lead a project and required frequent communication with market access leaders across north america, apace and latin america. By other main project was to write a value rosier to persuasively capture the clinical evidence for trochlear plants for a target population in europe. Of approved, this document would enable thousands of people to get cheaper access to their best treatment option. Finally, i conducted an analysis of survey data to understand how field staff interact with clinicians, visualized the data, and presented the results to the global clinical marketing team

By role is to support various departments and tears with the work they are currently working on and progress new ideas that the team has raised in supporting. By day-to-day responsibilities are to work on the projects that i've been assigned and seek out opportunities within the company to further develop my understanding of the medical devices industry and the company itself

Helping to write and conduct test methods to verify products. Helping to design and implement new features on our products

For each graduate rotation i feel like there is a healthy balance between having my needs met and providing benefit to the team

Currently, rotating throughout the company. However, typically involves working on an r&d project either improving aspects, prototyping new feature etc

Varied - rotating through different departments as a glad

Interview schelling, slaveholder management, job advertising, reference checks, boarding tasks, supporting recruits, etc

Given projects and work packages to lead with support of the team. Variety of work based on what i want to learn

Very interesting work in r&d space that is rare in australia

May-to-day responsibilities as an inter are administrative and provide a good foundation for knowledge into people & culture. These include interview schelling, reference checks, etc

I am currently rotating through different tears in the graduate program so have a board understanding of the technology, manufacturing and recipient experience. By day-to-day role is revolving, challenging and interesting

It was great being given a leadership position early on. I am leading new product design and integration for some projects

Process improvement and development (business and engineering inclusive)

I get to do a variety of tasks, such as designing and building prototype circuits and circuit boards, performing lab experiments and testing, and architecting integrated circuits and specifying requirements. I really enjoy the diversity, as you are never bored and you're always learning something new or how to do something better

Highly varied between days - includes hands on and exploratory work, detailed work, big-picture opportunities, communication-intensive tasks

Writing unit tests writing assembled code reading up on signal processing algorithms looking at simulink models and results

A lot of variety in tasks and projects keeps things interesting; good balance of practical and theoretical work