The Opportunity

This position works out of our Plymouth location in the electrophysiology division where we’re advancing the treatment of heart and vascular disease through breakthrough medical technologies, allowing people to restore their health and get on with their lives.

As an Operator II, you’ll work under direct supervision, performing routine and repetitive assembly operations and processes.

Work schedule is Mon-Thurs, 5 : 00 am 3 : 30 pm

What You’ll Work On

Performs Casting / Coating functions : Examines medical devices and related assemblies after molding operations to locate bubbles, nicks and / or excess epoxyUtilizes small drills, reamers, taps and knives to access bubbles and remove excess epoxyPatches and repairs bubbles or voids using syringes and small tools;

bakes parts to cure epoxy patches

• Performs Mechanical Assembly functions : Kits, assembles, bonds, coats and processes medical devices and related parts using microscopes and applicable toolsLocates and corrects problems by examining devices and components and visually inspecting parts / assembliesRepairs and corrects devices and related components using microscopes and applicable tools
• Performs Packaging FunctionsKits, assembles and packages devices and related accessories using applicable toolsLocates and corrects problems using microscope and applicable toolsReviews all device documentation for completeness and accuracy
• May set-up / utilize special test equipment

Required Qualifications

• Typically two plus years of relevant training / experience in medical device assembly
• The ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in English is also required; this requirement includes clear, understandable speech and demonstrated comprehension skills
• Must have the ability to on occasion lift up to approximately 25 pounds
• Previous microscope experience is highly desired

Last updated : 2024-03-02