Specialty device maker for interventional radiology, vascular and oncology care
Argon Medical Devices is a Plano-based manufacturer of image-guided interventional devices, running a regulated engineering stack (SolidWorks, PLM, ISO 13485, IEC 62304) beside QAD and SAP for operations. A finance layer spanning Hyperion, OneStream and Oracle close tools points to complex consolidation. Accelerating, engineering- and manufacturing-heavy hiring tracks capacity and backorder pressure plus active VTE market expansion.
Notable leadership hires: Director Engineering
Argon Medical Devices, founded in 1972 and privately held, manufactures specialty medical products for interventional radiology, vascular surgery, interventional cardiology and oncology. Its portfolio includes biopsy instruments, thrombus management, dialysis and drainage catheter products used in percutaneous, image-guided procedures. The company sells through a direct sales force alongside distributors, strategic partners and OEMs. It operates manufacturing sites in Athens, TX, Wheeling, IL, Rochester, NY and Portage, WI, and employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people.
Argon uses SolidWorks, AutoCAD and PLM for design, QAD and SAP for operations, Minitab and SPC for quality, Hyperion, OneStream and Oracle for finance, plus Salesforce, Power BI, Azure and AWS.
Argon is headquartered in Plano, TX, with manufacturing facilities in Athens, TX, Wheeling, IL, Rochester, NY and Portage, WI.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and led by engineering and manufacturing, skewed toward senior roles, with a Director of Engineering opening. Current hiring is in the United States.
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