Stryker is seeking a Product Environmental Compliance Specialist to support our Endoscopy division. In this entry-level role, you will help ensure our products meet global environmental compliance requirements throughout the product lifecycle. Working closely with the Product Environmental Compliance (PEC) Manager, Senior PEC Specialist, and cross-functional teams, you will assist with reviewing compliance information, maintaining product data and documentation, supporting compliance-related projects, and responding to environmental compliance inquiries from internal stakeholders and external partners.
Workplace Flexibility: This role is designated as remote; however, strong preference will be given to candidates located near one of the following Stryker facilities: Flower Mound, TX; San Jose, CA; Portage, MI; Greenwood Village, CO; or Tempe, AZ. Employees may be expected to work onsite periodically for collaboration, meetings, and business needs, with up to 20% onsite presence required.
What You Will Do
Support the divisional Product Environmental Compliance (PEC) program by reviewing supplier and third-party compliance evidence for completeness, accuracy, and alignment with applicable requirements.
Manage day-to-day coordination with the third-party PEC evidence partner by organizing work intake, communicating priorities, clarifying evidence requirements, tracking progress, and helping resolve escalated issues.
Assist the Senior PEC Specialist with regulatory interpretation, audit preparation, evidence review, product compliance reports, and responses to internal or external compliance requests.
Monitor assigned PEC activities, track regulatory or procedure updates, and support impact assessments and implementation actions for new or revised requirements.
Collaborate with engineering, regulatory, quality, sourcing, operations, suppliers, and third-party evidence providers to obtain, evaluate, and maintain PEC documentation across the product lifecycle.
Support sustainment projects, and post-launch design changes by assessing PEC documentation needs, coordinating evidence collection, and ensuring required records are completed according to procedure.
Maintain PEC data in internal systems and reporting tools; identify data gaps, perform data reconciliation, and escalate issues or trends to the Senior PEC Specialist or management as appropriate.
Research and prepare draft responses for customer, sales, regulatory, and supplier-related PEC inquiries, ensuring responses are accurate, well documented, and completed within expected timelines.
Support PEC nonconformance investigations, planned deviations, corrective actions, and process improvement initiatives by gathering evidence, documenting investigation methods, and helping drive timely closure.
What You Need
Required
Bachelor’s degree
Preferred
Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, material science, engineering, pharmaceutical sciences, or related scientific/technical field
Experience in a regulated industry, compliance, quality, engineering, sourcing, data management, or related technical environment (such as automotive, pharmaceutical, aerospace, electronics, or manufacturing)
Familiarity with environmental regulations or restricted substance programs such as RoHS, REACH, TSCA, EU MDR Restricted Substances, EU Packaging, Stockholm Convention, WEEE, batteries, or California Proposition 65
Experience reviewing supplier declarations, material compliance evidence, bills of materials, product documentation, engineering drawings, or quality records
Experience with Microsoft Office, data analysis, reporting tools, compliance databases, or third-party environmental compliance evidence systems
United States of America Pay Ranges:
- USN: $72,500 - $120,900 USD Annual
- US5: $76,100 - $126,900 USD Annual
- US10: $79,800 - $133,000 USD Annual
- US15: $83,400 - $139,000 USD Annual
- US20: $87,000 - $145,100 USD Annual
- US30: $94,300 - $157,200 USD Annual
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