Medical Device Assembly and Verification Technician

If you thrive on precision, documentation, and hands-on problem solving, this role puts you at the heart of assembling and verifying medical devices.

• Assemble plastic and metal components into medical devices strictly following approved procedures and visual aids.
• Use the full suite of tools: small hand tools (manual/electric), manual presses, assembly fixtures, calibrated instruments, measurement equipment, microscopes, and test fixtures.
• Reference and record with rigor: Bill of Materials, product flow charts, work orders, check sheets, production reports, and assembly drawings—capturing results as you go.
• Perform specialized operations as needed: soldering, fabricating, crimping, mechanical assembly, sealing, ultrasonic welding, and adhesive bonding with Epoxy or RTV.
• Handle kitting via parts lists, a scanner, and inventory software.
• Complete routine start-up and end-of-day equipment inspections/verifications.
• Inspect in-process work and promptly escalate any quality or operational issue to the appropriate leader.
• Maintain a clean, orderly, and safe workspace; engage in safety programs, meetings, and trainings; report safety concerns.
• Participate in cross-functional continuous improvement.
• Consistently meet quality, quantity, and Good Manufacturing Practice requirements aligned with customer and Regulatory Affairs expectations; follow operating procedures for all trained products.
• Stay alert for deviations and notify your supervisor immediately when processes do not conform.
• Partner with Engineers and line leads to troubleshoot and update procedures for better quality and throughput.
• Maintain complete and accurate documentation for quality, WIP, test results, labor (timecards), and special projects.
• Comply with all safety rules, manufacturing procedures, company policies, and ISO, QSR, and FDA regulations.

• 2 years hands-on experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Experience assembling, testing, and documenting mechanical and electrical devices.
• Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication abilities.
• Adaptable; willing to take on varied tasks within a dynamic company.
• Preferred: medical device manufacturing background.
• Preferred: working knowledge of medical device regulatory procedures, lean manufacturing, and core manufacturing processes.
• Skilled with tweezers, torque drivers, magnifiers, and microscopes; comfortable with small-parts assembly and microscope work.
• Strong manual dexterity and hand–eye coordination.

Tweezers, torque drivers, microscopes, magnifiers—plus calibrated instruments and fixtures that help you verify every build.