Assembler

Assembler

Required Education: High School Diploma or Equivalent with 3+ years of experience or Associate of Arts (AA) Technical Degree with 1 year of experience accepted. Required Experience: Experience in a regulated manufacturing environment required. Experience assembling electronic and mechanical assemblies and subassemblies. Experience with troubleshooting and repair activities. Experience performing testing and quality inspections. Experience training and mentoring associates preferred. Experience supporting Continuous Improvement initiatives preferred. Experience working with Manufacturing Engineering Quality Planning and Purchasing teams. Technical Skills: Instrument assembly and integration. Mechanical assembly and subassembly installation. Wiring component installation and cable harnessing. Hand soldering skills. Blueprint and drawing interpretation. Dimension measurement and tolerance verification. Use of torque drivers gauges bits and mechanical tools. Quality inspection and testing procedures. Troubleshooting and problem solving. Device history record documentation. Material handling of raw materials and subassemblies. Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) knowledge. Lean Manufacturing knowledge. Basic computer skills in Windows environment. Ability to analyze charts diagrams and technical documentation. Basic arithmetic skills. Soft Skills: Leadership and mentoring abilities. Strong communication skills. Time management skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities. Ability to work effectively in a team environment. Accountability and results orientation. Adaptability to changing assignments. Strong attention to detail. Independent decision making skills. Continuous Improvement mindset. Physical Demands: Ability to stand for long periods of time. Ability to work in a repetitive manufacturing environment. Ability to use hand and power tools. Ability to perform material handling activities. Ability to work overtime as required. Responsibilities: Assemble multiple instrument product lines and integrate subassemblies into finished instruments. Build and understand complete instrument assembly processes. Record and maintain device history documentation including serial numbers and tool records. Perform component testing on assemblies modules and instruments. Identify defects and recommend process improvements. Read and interpret drawings work instructions and workmanship standards. Train and support associates in assembly and testing activities. Execute testing procedures and analyze results for pass fail determination. Perform troubleshooting repair and rework activities. Support production activities in compliance with regulatory requirements. Work with Manufacturing Engineering Quality Planning and Purchasing teams as needed. Follow company specifications operating procedures and policies. Perform material handling activities for raw materials and subassemblies. Maintain a safe clean and organized work environment. Follow Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Follow all housekeeping and safety procedures. Support Continuous Improvement and Lean Manufacturing initiatives. Perform other duties as assigned.