Assembler II

Job Description

Job Description

Position: Assembler II - Operations Support Specialist

Employment Type: Temporary / Contract

Schedule:

• Monday – Thursday: 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM

• Friday: 5:00 AM – 1:30 PM
• San Jose,Ca

Position Overview

We are seeking a detail-oriented Assembler II - Operations Support Specialist to join our manufacturing team. This role functions as a versatile "floater" position, responsible for precision assembly, real-time compliance documentation, packaging, and general cleanroom operational support.

The ideal candidate possesses strong fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and a background in precise assembly. While medical device or cleanroom experience is preferred, we welcome motivated candidates who are meticulous, comfortable working under a microscope, and dedicated to maintaining high quality and safety standards.

Key Responsibilities

This is a floater position responsible for supporting various tasks across manufacturing operations and documentation:

• Precision Assembly & Micro-Assembly (Up to 50%):
  
  
  • Perform repetitive, high-precision assembly of intricate medical components using specialized hand tools, power tools, and fixtures.

  • Utilize microscope equipment to conduct fine micro-assembly work for extended periods (25% to 75% of assembly time depending on daily operational needs).

• Documentation & Compliance Support (25%–50%):
  
  
  • Accurately complete production logs, device history records, and quality compliance forms in real time.

  • Adhere strictly to Good Documentation Practices (GDP) and controlled procedures.

• Packaging & Operational Support:
  
  
  • Package finished medical components and products while working on your feet for extended periods.

  • Assist with cleanroom restocking tasks, including gowning room inventory (e.g., gloves, masks, shoe covers).

  • Promptly identify, record, and escalate visual defects or assembly deviations to supervisory staff.

  • Strictly follow cleanroom procedures, including full gowning, masking, and sanitation protocols.

Qualifications

• Education: High school diploma or equivalent.

• Experience: 1–2 years of manufacturing assembly experience required.

• Preferred Background: Prior medical device assembly, cleanroom experience, or microscopic visual inspection experience preferred.

• Technical Skills: Excellent hand-eye coordination, fine motor skill dexterity, and strong depth perception required for micro-component assembly.

• Physical Requirements: Ability to work sitting down at a microscope station or standing at a packaging station for extended shifts; ability to perform highly repetitive, detail-driven work with high focus.