Manufacturing Technician II – Overnight Weekend Shift

Additional Location(s): N/ADiversity – Innovation – Caring – Global Collaboration – Winning Spirit – High Performance At Boston Scientific, we’ll give you the opportunity to harness all that’s within you by working in teams of diverse and high‑performing employees, tackling some of the most important health industry challenges. With access to the latest tools, information and training, we’ll help you in advancing your skills and career.

Here, you’ll be supported in progressing – whatever your ambitions.

Overnight Weekend Shift – Hours are flexible: 8 or 10‑hour shift between 5:00 pm – 3:00 am, Tuesday/Wednesday pm – Sunday am.

As a Manufacturing Engineer Technician II, you support the factory floor by ensuring equipment and processes are performing as intended, with focus on equipment. Daily tasks include responding to problems on the floor and supporting manufacturing engineering (ME). Most of your time is spent on the factory floor working on equipment and engaging with people. The ME team works with Quality and Production to ensure the factory achieves production goals (Safety, Quality, Delivery, Cost).

• Troubleshoot and solve equipment and process problems using basic understanding
• Maintenance activities for PLC controlled manufacturing equipment
• Perform standard/common preventative maintenance and calibration tasks on equipment
• Document common/repeat issues for resolution by the ME team
• Demonstrate familiarity with tooling and fixtures
• Execute simple tooling and equipment qualifications with guidance
• Assist the ME Team in executing Value Improvement Projects (VIP) to improve/revise existing processes for cost savings
• Provide technical support or direction to operators and medical device specialists with assistance
• Support shutdowns (which may include staying late to make sure equipment is safely de‑energized)

• 2 years with high school diploma/degree/equivalent

• Strong hands‑on mechanical skills
• Communicates well in both written and verbal forms
• Works well both individually and in a team
• Self‑motivated to seek out opportunities to improve business performance
• Experience in a manufacturing environment preferred
• Medical device industry experience preferred
• Electro‑mechanical troubleshooting experience preferred
• Control system experience such as interfacing with PLC
• Hands‑on experience with measurement systems, such as: calipers, micrometers, tool scopes, etc.
• Experience with mechanical print reading
• Computer skills in MS Word, Excel, and Outlook
• Basic understanding of Lean principles
• Heat transfer equipment troubleshooting experience
• Laser weld equipment troubleshooting experience
• Ability to lift 50 lbs. (occasionally)

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