The set payrate for this full-time, long-term role is $19.00/hour , with a 2X overtime incentive currently being offered.
Key Responsibilities
- Assemble small, high-precision medical devices following detailed work instructions
- Perform fine hand soldering under a microscope
- Bond or glue small components with precision
- Work with microscope and camera-assisted systems for fine-part assembly
- Inspect and test assemblies to meet strict quality and performance standards
- Accurately complete production and quality documentation
- Prepare finished devices for shipment
- Maintain clean, safe, and organized workstations
- Adhere to ISO 13485 quality and regulatory standards
- Lift and handle materials up to 50 lbs as required
- Perform other duties as assigned by the Supervisor
Who This Role Is Ideal For
This role is a strong fit for candidates with backgrounds in:
- Jewelry making or repair
- Watchmaking
- Laboratory or technical bench work
- Other roles requiring fine finger movements, steady hands, and hand-eye coordination
Preferred Qualifications
- Post-secondary education preferred (Biotechnology, medical, electronics, or related field)
- 6–12 months minimum hands-on experience in:
- Electronics or micro-assembly
- Jewelry or other fine-detail work
- Experience with hand soldering and use of microscopes preferred
- Comfortable working with very small, delicate components
- Strong ability to follow detailed instructions accurately and consistently
- Understanding of manufacturing in regulated environments (ISO 13485)
Key Skills & Attributes
- Excellent manual dexterity and fine motor control
- Robust visual focus and ability to work under magnification
- High attention to detail and precision
- Calm, steady work style — able to stay focused for extended periods
- Comfortable working independently with minimal social interaction
- Dependable, punctual, and consistent
- Not permitted to troubleshoot, optimize, or modify processes — procedures are already lean and standardized