Assembler; Electro-mechanical - Medical Devices in Durham

Job Description Job Description Assembler I

Location: Durham, NC
Pay Rate: $18.20/hour
Schedule: Monday – Friday, 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM

The Assembler I is responsible for performing a variety of electro‑mechanical assembly tasks related to the fabrication, integration, testing, and packaging of automated pharmacy machine equipment. This role focuses on building sub‑assemblies and integrating them into larger system builds within a regulated manufacturing environment. Team members follow established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), work instructions, and quality standards to ensure product integrity, safety, and compliance.

• Perform electro‑mechanical assembly of components and sub‑assemblies
• Integrate sub‑assemblies into larger automated pharmacy machine systems
• Perform fabrication, testing, inspection, and packaging activities
• Set up, operate, maintain, and troubleshoot manufacturing equipment
• Conduct quality inspections in accordance with established specifications
• Follow SOPs, work instructions, and quality standards at all times
• Use basic measurement tools such as microscopes, gauges, and other inspection equipment
• Accurately complete production and quality documentation
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment
• Rotate between tasks and responsibilities as production needs require
• Collaborate effectively with team members, leads, and supervisors
• Demonstrate flexibility and problem‑solving skills when working through production challenges such as part shortages, staffing shortages, or tool availability

• Comprehensive training is provided
• Hands‑on training includes assembly processes, equipment operation, and required tools
• This role serves as an entry point into the company's assembler career progression path

• High School Diploma or GED required
• 0–1 year of manufacturing or assembly experience
• Mechanical aptitude required
• Ability to read, write, and comprehend instructions in English
• Basic math skills required
• Strong attention to detail
• Effective communication skills
• Ability to work both independently and in a team environment

Candidates with hands‑on mechanical assembly or manufacturing experience are strongly .

• Automotive manufacturing or assembly
• Engine assembly or production environments
• Electro‑mechanical assembly
• Manufacturing assembly line operations
• Production environments involving mechanical components and sub‑assemblies

• Must have reliable transportation
• Must be open and flexible to work overtime as needed
• Background check must be completed prior to start
• Stable work history required; candidates should demonstrate consistent employment and reliability in previous manufacturing or assembly roles
• Candidates with frequent job changes or unreliable work histories will not be considered

• Ability to stand, walk, and sit for extended periods
• Ability to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds occasionally
• Ability to perform repetitive tasks in a manufacturing environment

• Regulated manufacturing setting supporting the production of automated pharmacy equipment
• Adherence to strict quality and safety standards
• Fast‑paced production environment requiring adaptability and teamwork

Assembler I is the entry‑level position within the company's assembler career progression track.

• Assembler I – Entry level
• Assembler II – Typically after approximately one year; able to independently complete approximately 30% of sub‑assemblies
• Assembler III – Increased responsibility, complexity, and assembly scope
• Assembler IV – Typically after approximately 2–2.5 years; able to complete approximately 90% of sub‑assemblies independently and perform testing activities

Advancement within the assembler track can lead to broader opportunities throughout the facility, including exposure to engineering‑related functions and other technical career paths.