Cleanroom Technician

Cleanroom Technician / Mechanical Assembler – Medical Devices

This role focuses on assembling high-quality medical devices within a controlled cleanroom manufacturing environment. You will work extensively with small plastic and metal components, often under a microscope, to build precise medical assemblies in accordance with strict procedures and regulatory standards. The position requires strong attention to detail, excellent hand-eye coordination, and the ability to learn new skills and equipment in a high-volume production setting.

• Assemble medical devices by combining plastic and metal components in accordance with approved manufacturing procedures.
• Process polymer materials to compose, test, or apply them on medical devices following documented manufacturing instructions.
• Perform detailed assemblies under a microscope for 6–8 hours per day while maintaining accuracy and consistency.
• Conduct in-process quality checks on subassemblies and finished products to ensure they meet quality and regulatory requirements.
• Use small hand tools, calibrated instruments, measurement equipment, microscopes, and test equipment safely and correctly.
• Participate in line meetings as needed to support production flow and communication.
• Collaborate with engineers and technicians to resolve line issues and suggest process or product improvements.
• Maintain cleanroom integrity by wearing proper attire and strictly following cleanroom practices and procedures.
• Keep accurate records and documentation related to quality, work in progress, test results, labor time, and special projects.
• Apply workstation practices and line clearance procedures consistently in daily activities.
• Follow general safety rules, manufacturing procedures, company policies and procedures, and applicable QSR and FDA regulations.
• Support general production tasks such as assembly line work, machine operation, packaging, and catheter-related medical assemblies as needed.
• Follow written work instructions carefully to ensure consistent and compliant production output.

• Strong attention to detail and the ability to consistently produce high-quality work.
• Good hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity for working with very small components.
• Ability to work with small plastic and metal components in a precise and controlled manner.
• Capability to maintain production levels in a high-volume manufacturing environment.
• Willingness and ability to learn and be trained on new skills and new equipment.
• Comfort working for extended periods (6–8 hours daily) on assemblies, often under a microscope.
• Ability to follow detailed work instructions and approved manufacturing procedures.
• Basic experience or comfort using hand tools and operating within a structured production setting.

• Microscope experience is preferred for performing detailed assembly and inspection work.
• Prior experience in a cleanroom, medical device, or manufacturing environment is preferred.
• Experience with medical assembly, including catheter-related assemblies, is beneficial.
• Background in general production, assembly line work, mechanical assembly, or machine operation is an advantage.
• Familiarity with inspection, cleaning processes, and quality checks in a regulated environment is helpful.
• Ability to read, understand, and follow work instructions and production documentation.
• Comfort working in a professional, business-casual culture with clearly defined standards and procedures.

You will join a company that values long-term growth and offers a supportive culture focused on development and recognition. Team members have access to overtime opportunities, comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, and a retirement…