Coatings Technician III- Temporary Assignment New Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States

Coatings Technician III- Temporary Assignment Surmodics Services & Technologies is committed to providing the best in developing, manufacturing, and applying coatings on medical devices. We are looking for a temporary (approximately 10 months) Medical Device Coatings Technician III associate to take our manufactured coating and apply it to medical devices using a machine process. This associate would be required to follow all safety guidelines to complete the detailed coating steps. This is a 2nd shift, 10-hour a day role, Monday through Thursday, 2:00pm-12:30am, located in Horsham, PA. Key Responsibilities Lead medical device coating production to ensure processes are conducted according to GMP’s, customer specifications, company SOP’s and work instructions Prepare medical devices for production and perform operating procedures for applying coatings Perform set up of coating stations to device specifications Load machine with devices, install and confirm program, monitor device movements throughout processing, unload devices and verify process for accuracy Create finished labels and perform device intermediate and finished packaging Assist in troubleshooting equipment Keep work area clean, organized and operating according to company and ISO standards. Write coating procedures and/or other work instructions Create, review, and approve batch records to ensure accuracy and archive documentation upon completion Ensure materials and solutions used in processing are recorded Engage in continuous-improvement objectives and seek opportunities to support personal and company growth Provide cross-functional support and perform additional duties as assigned or required to meet organizational goals and objectives Provide instructions to the coating team (technicians I & II) as needed during execution of coating production. Identify novel coating techniques and demonstrate their feasibility for use in processing developmental coating runs. Perform visual and tactile evaluations and inspections for coated devices Qualifications High school diploma required Experience in a technical discipline with minimum 4 years’ experience in a manufacturing, process development or production environment preferred Critical Skills: mixing materials, reading, and understanding product specifications and SOP’s, operating various manufacturing machines, measuring & inspecting products/materials and clearly documenting all activities. Ability to set up and perform all physical test methods for coated and uncoated devices. Ability to prioritize and efficiently complete tasks with consistency and accuracy, often under pressure and/or short deadlines Detail oriented, highly organized, capable of completing high quality work Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to collaborate with co-workers as well as work independently Ability to interpret technical drawings Computer literacy with Microsoft package, spreadsheet, and e-mail software Strong oral and written communications skills Ensures all interactions are consistent with company values and treats others with dignity and respect SurmodicsST is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, status as a protected veteran, status as a qualified individual with disability, or any other protected characteristic under law. Targeted Salary Range

$75,000 - $76,000 USD

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