About Us

We are a rapidly growing science, engineering, and manufacturing company building advanced biotechnology and laboratory instruments used around the world.

Our products combine precision mechanics, electronics, fluidics, and optics. Every device we ship represents hundreds of engineering decisions, and the quality of our assembly directly impacts scientific results.

We're looking for someone who genuinely enjoys building beautiful, exact things.

The Role

This is not an assembly line position.

You'll be responsible for assembling highly detailed scientific instruments where precision, patience, and craftsmanship matter.

You'll work alongside engineers to build, improve, test, and refine products that will be used in laboratories across North America and internationally.

If you've ever found satisfaction in making something fit perfectly, routing wires neatly, or producing work you're proud to sign your name to, you'll likely enjoy this role.

Responsibilities

- Perform detailed mechanical assembly of precision instruments
- Assemble small mechanical, plastic, and electronic components
- Route cables and tubing neatly and consistently
- Install sensors, motors, valves, pumps, optics, and other precision components
- Inspect parts for cosmetic and dimensional quality
- Perform functional testing using documented procedures
- Identify assembly improvements and provide feedback to engineering
- Maintain clean documentation of builds and testing
- Help improve manufacturing procedures as products evolve
- Maintain an exceptionally organized and clean work area

We're Looking For Someone Who

- Naturally notices small imperfections




- Takes pride in producing beautiful work
- Has excellent hand skills and patience
- Enjoys repetitive precision work without losing focus
- Is highly organized and dependable
- Learns quickly and follows detailed work instructions
- Communicates well with engineers and technicians
- Wants to continuously improve processes and quality

Experience

Experience in one or more of the following is an asset:

- Precision mechanical assembly
- Electronics assembly
- Medical device manufacturing
- Laboratory equipment
- Aerospace manufacturing
- Automotive prototype assembly
- Instrumentation
- Fine model building or hobby machining
- Soldering
- 3D printing
- CNC or machining environments

Equivalent experience through hobbies or personal projects is also valued if you demonstrate exceptional craftsmanship.

What Success Looks Like

- Builds are clean, repeatable, and reliable
- Instruments pass testing with minimal rework
- Workstations remain organized and efficient
- Assembly documentation is accurate
- Continuous improvements are suggested regularly
- Products leave the facility looking as good as they perform

Compensation

- Competitive salary based on experience
- Paid vacation
- Opportunities for growth as the company expands
- Work with cutting-edge scientific technology
- Small, collaborative team with direct access to engineering leadership

If you're the type of person who enjoys building things with care, notices details others miss, and takes pride in exceptional workmanship, we'd love to hear from you.

Pay: $45,000.00-$50,000.00 per year

Work Location: In person

📌 Fine Assembly Technician (Oakville)
🏢 Wren Labs
📍 Oakville