Assembly Technician II

The Assembly Technician II will contribute to the operation of an active R&D laboratory through the preparation and assembly of laboratory tubing sets, supplies, solutions mixing and other various support tasks in and out of the lab as needed. Responsibilities Follow detailed assembly instructions to construct medical and laboratory device components using small parts and hand tools in a manual process with little to no instruction Package completed assemblies for sterilization, perform autoclave runs, and ensure accurate documentation of sterilization cycles with minimal supervision Assist with in‑lab activities, including aseptic preparation of cell culture media, sterile filtration or cleaning lab supplies, and apply working knowledge to complete tasks with increasing independence Perform daily monitoring and restocking of assembly supplies, ensure proper supply cycling using first in first out practices, and proactively monitor expiration dates to maintain inventory accuracy Maintain laboratory organization and ensure the work environment remains tidy by applying a solid understanding of safety and quality expectations Follow procedures and SOPs and demonstrate an ability to resolve routine issues or process deviations, escalating non‑standard problems to the team lead or supervisor Identify process improvements and potential solutions during in‑process work and consult with the manager or others to evaluate and refine these ideas Communicate within the team regarding issues and troubleshooting needs, providing clear context and supporting the resolution of routine challenges May handle chemicals, human tissue, cells, and/or materials that come into contact with human cells that may carry infectious agents. Shall comply with appropriate safety procedures and exercise universal precautions. Minimum Requirements 2+ years of industry experience with HS Diploma/GED or Associate Degree or 1+ years of industry experience with a Bachelor's degree Excellent hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity Ability to effectively work as part of a team Ability to initiate and manage day‑to‑day tasks effectively under general supervision Ability to independently follow standard protocols Excellent written and oral communication skills Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail Demonstrate a proactive approach and a high level of motivation Location This position will be on site, full-time in Manchester, New Hampshire. Benefits Eligible employees may participate in the Company’s comprehensive benefits suite of programs, including medical / dental / vision / prescription coverage, employee wellness resources, savings plans (401k and ESPP), paid time off & paid parental leave benefits, disability benefits, and more. #J-18808-Ljbffr