Production Assembly Technician, Manufacturing

We are currently hiring for a hands-on production role within a medical device manufacturing environment.

The work is highly detail-focused and involves assembling, checking, and finishing small components used in specialized medical products. This position is best suited to someone who is patient, precise, and comfortable working with repetitive processes where consistency matters.

Pay rate: $19.00/hr

Type: Full-time, Monday to Friday

• Working with very small parts and sub-assemblies
• Completing detailed soldering work
• Using microscopes or camera-based viewing systems
• Applying bonding agents and adhesives in controlled amounts
• Checking parts for defects, alignment, and workmanship
• Performing routine product verification and testing
• Recording production and quality information
• Preparing finished items for packaging or movement to the next stage
• Keeping tools and work areas clean and organized
• Following established safety, quality, and production procedures
• Handling materials up to 50 lbs when needed

People with backgrounds in precision-oriented work often adapt well to this environment.

Examples may include:

• Electronics manufacturing
• Medical product assembly
• PCB or component work
• Fine soldering
• Jewelry or watch repair
• Laboratory support
• Technical bench assembly
• Other occupations involving detailed hand work

The strongest candidates are able to work carefully without losing focus or consistency.

You should be comfortable:

• Handling delicate components
• Using your hands for fine-detail work
• Following step-by-step instructions
• Performing repetitive tasks accurately
• Working independently for extended periods
• Maintaining a steady pace without sacrificing quality
• Completing documentation clearly
• Showing up reliably and on time

Previous exposure to any of the following would be considered an asset:

• Soldering equipment
• Microscopes or magnification tools
• Regulated manufacturing
• Medical device production
• ISO 13485 environments
• Quality-controlled assembly processes

Approximately 6 to 12 months of related experience is preferred.

Education in electronics, biotechnology, manufacturing, medical technology, or another technical field is also beneficial.

This is a structured production setting with defined methods and quality requirements. Employees are expected to follow approved instructions closely and complete work according to established standards.

The role is a strong fit for someone who enjoys quiet, focused, hands-on work and takes pride in accuracy.