Cleanroom Technician

Cleanroom Technician

The Cleanroom Technician works on a fast-paced production line in the transmitter department to assemble and build continuous glucose monitoring systems (G6 Pro). This role focuses on highly manual, repetitive assembly work, moving components one by one down the line, pairing and attaching applicators to transmitter pieces, and packaging finished products for shipment to hospitals. The technician follows strict manufacturing procedures, inspects products for defects at each stage, and performs electronic line clearances and data entry in the Camstar application within a regulated cleanroom environment.

• Work in the cleanroom within the transmitter department on a fast-paced production line.
• Assemble and build continuous glucose monitoring systems (G6 Pro) using a highly manual process, moving pieces one by one down the line.
• Use hand tools and production equipment to complete assembly and build tasks according to documented procedures.
• Manually pair and attach applicators to transmitter components with high accuracy and consistency.
• Package finished products for shipment to hospitals, ensuring correct labeling, documentation, and product integrity.
• Inspect products at each stage of the assembly process to identify and remove defective parts or assemblies.
• Learn and perform each portion of the production line to provide flexible coverage and support across operations.
• Perform electronic line clearances and accurately enter production and quality data into the Camstar application.
• Maintain the required pace of the line and meet production targets while sustaining quality standards.
• Follow all work procedures, build instructions, SOPs, GMP, and GDP requirements without deviation.
• Adhere to cleanroom protocols, including gowning procedures and contamination control practices.
• Participate in training processes for new team members and support their onboarding to cleanroom and manufacturing procedures.
• Provide feedback to engineers on manufacturing quality processes to help identify improvements and resolve issues.
• Collaborate closely with other employees in a shared production environment while minimizing side chatter to maintain focus and quality.
• Comply with all safety, PPE, and cleanroom requirements, including restrictions on personal items such as makeup and jewelry.

• At least 2 years of medical device manufacturing experience.
• Previous experience performing manufacturing duties and responsibilities in a cleanroom environment.
• Hands-on production, assembly, and manufacturing experience in a regulated setting.
• Ability to follow all work procedures, build instructions, SOP, GMP, and GDP requirements precisely and without deviation.
• Experience with medical assembly processes and quality-focused production work.
• Comfort working in full PPE and in a controlled cleanroom environment.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to identify defects during in-process inspections.
• Ability to maintain a fast, repetitive work pace on a production line while sustaining high quality.
• Capability to learn multiple stations and processes along the production line.
• Basic computer skills and ability to perform electronic line clearances and data entry in applications such as Camstar.
• Effective communication skills to support training of new team members and provide feedback to engineers.
• Reliability and consistency in adhering to safety, cleanliness, and contamination control standards.

• Familiarity with medical device quality processes and documentation practices.
• Experience working under SOP, GMP, and GDP guidelines in a manufacturing environment.
• Comfort working in a loud, temperature-controlled environment where side chatter is discouraged.
• Ability to work closely with others in a shared production space while staying focused and collaborative.
• Willingness to work overtime before the regular shift when needed (overtime preferred but not mandatory).
• Adaptability to very repetitive tasks and a high-volume, fast-paced production setting.
• Strong sense of responsibility and ownership over product quality and cleanliness.

You join a large, established medical device organization with a family-style culture that values teamwork, reliability, and mutual support. The role offers a strong opportunity to grow your experience in regulated medical manufacturing while working with clearly defined SOP, GMP, and GDP standards. You gain exposure to life-changing healthcare products, develop cleanroom and quality skills that are highly valued in the industry, and build a solid foundation for future career growth.

This role is based on a manufacturing floor in a cleanroom environment, working Monday to Friday from 2:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The contract duration is 6 months with potential to extend. The production area is loud, and side chatter is discouraged to maintain focus and quality. The cleanroom and manufacturing floor are temperature controlled and kept cold.…