Medical Assemblers Needed

Job Description

Job Description

The Mission: Precision that Saves Lives At our Spring Lake facility, we don't just "make parts." We build the nervous systems for life-saving medical devices and critical defense technology. We are looking for people who understand that a wire the size of a hair can be the difference between a mission's success or failure-and a patient's life or recovery.

The Environment: Your Own Command Center Forget the noise and chaos of a traditional factory.

Sit Down, Lean In: You'll have a dedicated, comfortable workstation designed for focus.

The "Micro" Challenge: You'll work with tiny wires and connectors, using your hands and steady coordination to create complex harnesses.

A Culture of Care: We're a team that laughs together, grows together, and actually looks out for one another.

The Growth Path: We Invest in Your Hands No experience? No problem. We don't hire for what you know; we hire for your willingness to learn and your attention to detail.

Earn While You Learn: Within your first 6 months, we will sponsor your IPC/WHMA-A-620 Certification, turning your new skills into a professional industry credential.

Direct Access: You'll work side-by-side with engineers and team leaders who value your input.

What You'll Need to Join Us:

A Sharp Eye: You'll need to pass a Titmus eye test (because when wires are this small, vision is everything).

Steady Hands: Comfort working with tiny components and basic tools like pliers and cutters.

The Basics: A High School Diploma (or equivalent), the ability to sit for your shift, and the strength to lift up to 35 lbs.

The Heart: A genuine desire to do work that makes a measurable difference in the world.

Are you ready to build something that matters? Your hands can change the world. Join us in Spring Lake and start your career in precision manufacturing today