Assembly and Service Technician

Do you enjoy hands‑on work where precision matters and where the product on your bench may ultimately improve patient care? If yes, this new Assembly and Service Technician opportunity at Star Fish Medical in Victoria, BC, may be for you!

As an Assembly and Service Technician, you will work with a collaborative manufacturing team to assemble, test, document, and service a range of complex medical devices, from in-development prototypes to market-ready products.

Reporting to the Planning and Manufacturing Manager, you will complete careful mechanical and electrical assembly, follow established work instructions and quality requirements, troubleshoot build and test issues, and help the team meet demanding shipping commitments. If the opportunity to do practical, high-quality work that makes a difference in medical technology is exciting to you, we invite you to apply!

41,000 – 54,700 CAD for the Assembly and Service Technician position. Employees are also eligible to earn profit sharing.

The opportunity to join a group of passionate individuals striving to make a meaningful impact, combined with:

• The opportunity to work on ground‑breaking technology
• Award‑winning culture with deep‑rooted Guiding Principles
• Profit‑sharing program
• Comprehensive extended health benefits for you and your family
• Paid vacation and sick leave, including a “vacation purchase program” to take more time off
• Employee & Family Assistance Program
• 50% BC Transit
• Shower facilities for midday runs or biking to work with the Galloping Goose access close by
• Free parking on‑site or around the premises
• An active social committee with events happening both during the workday and outside work hours. Some events cater to the individual, and others to their family

• Perform mechanical and electrical assembly in accordance with established work instructions and the quality management system, using adhesives, soldering equipment, electrical safety testing equipment, hand tools, and other production equipment as applicable.
• Perform in‑line testing and inspections to confirm that incoming materials and finished work meet quality requirements.
• Read and work from electronic and mechanical drawings, bills of materials (BOMs), and technical work instructions.
• Assess and service products in‑house or in the field when assigned, following company procedures.
• Identify and troubleshoot assembly or test issues, resolving routine problems within established procedures and escalating unfamiliar or complex situations.

• Complete assembly, inspection, and product history records accurately and legibly.
• Document non‑conformances and return material authorizations in accordance with the quality management system.
• Support the implementation of design changes and the introduction of new products into manufacturing.

• Collaborate with Production, Quality Assurance, Product Development, and Supply Chain to meet quality and shipping commitments.
• Follow all health and safety requirements, including the proper use, care, and storage of personal protective equipment.
• Provide support to other operational areas as required.

• Hands‑on aptitude and experience or training in mechanical assembly, electronic assembly, soldering, testing, or system troubleshooting.
• The ability to read and understand electronic and mechanical drawings, BOMs, and technical work instructions.
• A high‑school diploma or equivalent. Post‑secondary education or technical coursework in manufacturing, engineering, technology, or a related field is an asset.
• Basic Microsoft computer…