1ST Shift Medical Device Manufacturing Technician Cartridge Assembly

Key Responsibilities :

Assemble and inspect micro-scale components and cartridges using approved procedures.

Perform mechanical and electronic assembly, including wire harnesses, pin insertion, and microfluidic device integration.

Operate under a microscope for 56+ hours daily to ensure precision and quality.

Follow gowning protocols including hairnets, shoe covers, and gowns to maintain a contamination-sensitive environment.

Maintain accurate production records and follow detailed work instructions.

Use hand tools and basic electronic testing equipment to verify functionality.

Collaborate with team members to meet production goals and quality standards.

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extended periods.

Experience with Gas Chromatography (GC) columns or microfluidics.

Qualifications :

High school diploma or equivalent required.

Experience with microelectronic devices, hearing aids, or nail work is highly transferable.

Familiarity with wire harnessing, pin assembly, or small-scale mechanical / electronic components.

Prior work in a production environment with contamination control protocols preferred.

Strong hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.

Ability to work independently under a microscope for

Basic computer skills for data entry and test documentation.