Steve Day
About Steve Day
Steve Day is a Project Manager at Fluke Biomedical with a background in mechanical engineering and bioengineering. He has over 55 medical electronic systems in his portfolio and aims to lead engineering teams in medical product development in the Pacific Northwest.
Work at Fluke Biomedical
Steve Day has been employed at Fluke Biomedical as a Project Manager since 2011. In this role, he oversees various projects related to medical electronic systems. His responsibilities include managing project timelines, coordinating with engineering teams, and ensuring compliance with industry standards. With over a decade of experience at Fluke, he has contributed to the development of numerous medical devices, enhancing their design and functionality.
Education and Expertise
Steve Day holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Science in Bioengineering, both from the University of Washington. His educational background provides a strong foundation in mechanical engineering principles, with a specialization in electronics packaging and plastics molding. He possesses expertise in systems engineering, focusing on mechanisms, electronics, and algorithm development, which is critical in the medical device industry.
Background in Medical Device Development
Prior to his current role, Steve Day worked at Spacelabs Healthcare in various capacities, including Product Development Manager and Operations Engineering Manager, from 1999 to 2010. He also served as Project Director at Plexus Technology Group from 1992 to 1999. His extensive background in medical device development spans over two decades, during which he has managed over 55 medical electronic systems, including anesthesia and patient monitoring systems.
Achievements in Operations Engineering
Steve Day has dedicated the last seven years to operations engineering management, focusing on demand flow manufacturing and product improvements. His experience in this area has enabled him to implement effective strategies that enhance operational efficiency and product quality in the medical device sector. His leadership aims to drive engineering teams in the Pacific Northwest towards successful medical product development.