Electro-Mechanical Build Technician — Medical Carts

Ready to Build What Hospitals Rely On?

Join MPE and help craft the medical carts and enclosures that power modern care. We engineer and manufacture with purpose—and we’re growing.

Is this you?

You thrive on precise wiring, soldering, and testing in a clean, organized environment.

You respect ESD controls and can work to ISO Class 5 cleanroom standards.

You like following detailed instructions and using precision torque tools.

You can switch between electrical and mechanical assembly as needed.

You take pride in quality checks—yours and your team’s.Safety and 6S housekeeping are second nature.

When something goes off-spec, you troubleshoot confidently.

The role at a glance

Title:

Electro-Mechanical Build Technician — Medical Carts

Shift: Second Shift, Monday–Friday, 2:30pm–11:00pmPay: $22–$25/hour Environment:
Climate- and particulate-controlled cleanroom

Growth:
Formal certifications to Level Two and Level Three (each requires at least six months of training, prior certification, and Team Lead approval)
What you’ll handle

Electrical assembly and sub-assembly of medical device applications

Soldering, wiring, and electrical testing per work instructions

Mechanical final assembly and/or subassembly on an assembly line as workload requires

Verification of parts and peer work to quality standards

Strict adherence to PPE, safety regulations, and ESD/ISO requirements

Root-cause and on-the-spot troubleshooting for equipment and build issues

Maintain 6S standards and consistent housekeeping

Minimum qualifications

Education:

High school diploma or equivalent

Experience:

1+ year in electrical assembly

Technical:
Read/interpret mechanical drawings; proficient with hand and power tools; conduct quality checks

Physical and visual requirements

Frequent use of hand/power tools; assembly of very small components

Ability to read and follow directions

Close and color vision; reading; lift up to 50 lbsWhy MPE?

Purposeful impact:
Contribute to products that change lives.

Career mobility:
Training and internal promotion support.

Benefits from the start:

Medical (HSA and traditional), dental, vision—coverage begins the first of the month after hire
401(k) with company match

Nine paid holidays and vacation time starting day oneCore proficiencies

Electrical schematics

Troubleshooting skills

Soldering

Blueprint reading

Important note
** No relocation or sponsorship available for this role.
** Bring your attention to detail and join a team where quality and precision fuel better patient outcomes.