Assembly Lead Associate

Due to the nature of the role, only locals are preferred

The Assembly Lead Associate will perform hands-on mechanical assembly, sample builds, characterization, testing preparation, and related manufacturing activities for medical devices. This role will also support daily build planning by confirming materials, equipment, tooling, staffing, and priorities are ready.

The Assembly Lead will perform the full scope of Assembler responsibilities while supporting daily build activities, communicating with R&D and ISC Engineering, identifying risks early, and assisting the Assembly team as needed.

• Perform hands-on mechanical assembly and sample builds.
• Perform chemical mixing, catheter shaft tip forming, catheter coating, and guidewire lubrication.
• Conduct sample photography and characterization.
• Prepare samples for conditioning or testing.
• Confirm materials, equipment, tooling, and staffing are ready before builds begin.
• Follow established SOPs, scientific methods, quality guidelines, and build protocols.
• Set up, operate, maintain, and troubleshoot equipment.
• Perform quality inspections according to specifications.
• Read and interpret specifications and technical instructions written in English.
• Support daily build planning and communicate priorities or schedule changes.
• Coordinate with R&D, ISC Engineering, Assembly personnel, Team Leads, and Supervisors.
• Answer routine questions and elevate equipment, material, process, or build issues.
• Support and work alongside Assembly 3 personnel when needed.
• Help train and support other assemblers as required.
• Maintain accurate and organized work while managing multiple tasks and responsibilities.
• Work flexible or extended hours when required.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 2+ years of manufacturing or mechanical assembly experience preferred.
• Hands-on mechanical build and assembly experience.
• Ability to read, write, interpret, and understand English specifications.
• Basic math calculation skills.
• Ability to use basic measurement tools, including microscopes.
• Ability to work onsite Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM.
• Ability to maintain regular and punctual attendance.
• Ability to stand, walk, and sit for extended periods.
• Ability to occasionally lift or move at least 50 lbs.

• Chemical mixing experience.
• Experience organizing manufacturing or development-build activities.
• Experience training or supporting other employees.
• Experience supporting production or development-build schedules.
• Previous experience leading daily activities in a manufacturing or development environment.
• Medical device manufacturing or regulated manufacturing experience is a plus.

• Strong attention to detail.
• Clear verbal and written communication.
• Ability to understand instructions before beginning a task.
• Willingness to ask questions when instructions are unclear.
• Ability to work independently after receiving direction.
• Strong organizational skills.
• Team-oriented approach.
• Ability to support and guide other assemblers.
• Ability to identify abnormal, missing, or incomplete conditions.
• Proactive escalation of equipment, material, and process issues.
• Ability to adapt to different tasks and responsibilities.

• Regularly stand, walk, and sit for extended periods.
• Occasionally lift or move at least 50 lbs.
• Must be able to perform the physical requirements necessary to complete essential job functions.
• Reasonable accommodations may be provided where applicable.

We are an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment.

AI Usage Policy:
Pacer Group uses AI to assist in screening applications. Final hiring decisions are made by human recruiters based on qualifications and experience.