Assembler

At Kelly®, we’re passionate about helping you find a job that works for you. How about this one? We’re seeking an Assembler – Medical Device Manufacturing to work at a premier medical technology organization in Deerfield, WI. With us, it’s all about finding the job that’s just right. Salary/Pay Rate/Compensation: $20.00/hour Shifts: 1st Shift (Full-Time): Monday – Friday | 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM Hybrid Shift (Full-Time – 4-Day Workweek): Monday – Thursday | 8:00 AM – 6:30 PM Part-Time Shifts (Up to 30 Hours/Week): Monday – Thursday or Monday – Friday Morning Option: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Afternoon Option: 2:30 PM – 6:30 PM Voluntary overtime available (capped at 60 hours/week) Why you should apply to be Assembler – Medical Device Manufacturing: Make a real impact by building life‑saving cardiac and respiratory technology trusted worldwide. Work in a modern, clean, and climate‑controlled facility—no heavy grime, extreme temperatures, or excessive noise. Enjoy unbeatable flexibility with multiple shift options, including standard day hours, 4‑day workweeks with 3‑day weekends, and part‑time schedules. Predictable earnings with steady pay, weekly direct deposit, and access to overtime. Entry‑level friendly: Full hands‑on training provided and clear paths for advancement. What’s a typical day as Assembler – Medical Device Manufacturing? You’ll be: Assembling electromechanical components and subassemblies using visual work instructions, schematics, and wire lists. Preparing wiring (cutting, stripping, tinning, bending) and securing terminal connections using small hand tools such as pliers, crimpers, screwdrivers, and soldering irons. Operating basic automatic and semi‑automatic production assembly equipment. Verifying work against strict medical standards and logging production data into computer systems. This job might be an outstanding fit if you: Are dependable, eager to learn, and comfortable in an entry‑level environment (less than 1 year of experience required). Possess basic math skills for counting parts, reading measurements, and tracking order quantities. Have strong attention to detail, steady hands, and comfort handling small tools and precision parts. Can sit/stand at an assembly bench and lift up to 35 lbs. Hold a High School Diploma or GED and can read, write, speak, and comprehend English documentation. Bonus: Prior soldering experience (or IPC certification) and exposure to regulated medical device (QSR/ISO) environments. #J-18808-Ljbffr Mykelly