Overview The Costing Engineer leads and supportsquotation and costing activities for medical device projects by combiningengineering understanding with cost analysis and cross-functional coordination.This role reviews RFQs, drawings, specifications, and process requirements tobuild accurate quotations and assess manufacturability. The positionworks closely with engineering, production, quality, supply chain, procurement,and BD teams to ensure quotations are technically sound, commerciallycompetitive, and aligned with plant capabilities, customer requirements, andbusiness priorities. The role requires strong engineeringfundamentals, knowledge of manufacturing processes, analytical costing skills,and the ability to review assumptions, manage priorities, and communicatetechnical and commercial risks to management. Responsibilities 1. RFQManagement & Costing · Being assigned incoming RFQsand BD enquiries by costing manager. · Review customer specifications,drawings, BOMs, and technical scope to prepare accurate and competitive costestimates. · Consolidate full cost modelsincluding tooling, material, labor, machine time, setup, validation, packaging,sterilization, logistics, overhead, and NRE. · Review costing assumptions,technical risks, and major cost drivers before submission to management and BDteams. 2.Technical Review · Review 2D drawings, tolerances,and product specifications to ensure costing assumptions are technically sound;basic knowledge of 3D models is an advantage. · Identify manufacturabilityconcerns, process limitations, and design features that may impact cost,quality, or delivery. · Work with BD teams, customers,engineers, and quality teams to clarify technical requirements and resolvecosting-related issues. · Apply engineering judgment toassess process route, inspection requirements, material options, and secondaryprocesses. 3.Manufacturing Feasibility · Work with production,engineering, quality, and supply chain teams to evaluate manufacturability and