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Complaint Investigator - Medical Devices (40h per week)

Applied Medical Amersfoort, NL Posted Sep 16, 2026
Location
Amersfoort, NL
Workplace
On-site / per employer
Posted
Sep 16, 2026

About this role

Are you someone with an engineering mindset who enjoys hands-on technical investigations? Do you have a passion for problem solving, root cause analysis, and working in a highly regulated medical device environment? Then this could be the opportunity for you.

As a Complaint Investigator, you will play an important role in supporting product quality, patient safety, and regulatory compliance. You will investigate returned medical devices, determine root causes of product complaints, document your findings, and collaborate closely with teams across Quality, Engineering, Regulatory Affairs, and Product Development.

This position offers a unique combination of laboratory work, technical analysis, and cross-functional collaboration, providing direct impact on product quality and continuous improvement initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

  • Performing hands-on investigations and testing of returned medical devices
  • Reviewing complaint information, technical documentation, and test results to determine root causes
  • Documenting investigation activities, findings, conclusions, supporting evidence and recommendations in detailed complaint files
  • Collaborating closely with Quality Control, Engineering, Regulatory Affairs, and other technical teams
  • Identifying trends, supporting root cause analysis activities, and contributing to continuous product improvements
  • Managing laboratory inventory, including chemicals and testing materials

What you bring

  • A Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Life Sciences, or another relevant technical discipline
  • At least 1 year of experience in a quality, engineering, regulatory, or similar technical role
  • Excellent documentation and technical writing skills
  • Excellent communication skills in English, both written and verbal
  • The willingness to work with returned medical devices in accordance with biohazard and safety procedures

What we offer

  • An international working environment, fueled by respect and a healthy work-life balance tailored to the business and team member’s needs
  • 27 paid vacation days (based on fulltime contract) with option to purchase five additional days
  • This is mainly an on-site role with hybrid options
  • Commuting allowance of €0,25/km or full coverage of public transportation costs
  • A wide variety of internal trainings and development possibilities and a tuition program for external trainings
  • The opportunity to pro-actively work on your vitality and fitness
  • State-of-the-art facilities, including green areas, in-house restaurant and gym
  • Additional benefits, such as:
  • Attractive pension scheme (your contribution at 4%, ours at 12%)
  • €50 net monthly health insurance contribution
  • Two (paid) days per year dedicated to volunteering activities
  • Several fun company events and meaningful initiatives organized throughout the year

At Applied Medical, we are committed to make a meaningful, positive difference, each and every day. Within our European headquarters in Amersfoort (NL), we develop, manufacture and support the implementation of our advanced medical devices across Europe and the MENA region. Applied’s team members enjoy working in an environmentally friendly and international environment, in which people of diverse backgrounds are valued, challenged, and acknowledged.

We support our team members by giving them opportunities of ongoing learning and education, possibilities to take part in community volunteering activities and a variety of onsite exercise classes and health activities.

For more information regarding our hiring process, click here. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us via TA-Europe@appliedmedical.com or +31 (0)33 7548713.

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