Precision Assembly Technician

Job summary

Assemble small, high-precision medical devices using detailed instructions, microscopes, soldering, and bonding techniques, then inspect and test them against quality standards. Complete production and quality records, prepare devices for shipment, maintain a safe and organized workstation, and follow ISO 13485 requirements.

Job details

The set payrate for this full-time, long-term role is $19.00/hour, with a 2X overtime incentive currently being offered. Key Responsibilities Assemble small, high-precision medical devices following detailed work instructions Perform fine hand soldering under a microscope Bond or glue small components with precision Work with microscope and camera-assisted systems for fine-part assembly Inspect and test assemblies to meet strict quality and performance standards Accurately complete production and quality documentation Prepare finished devices for shipment Maintain clean, safe, and organized workstations Adhere to ISO 13485 quality and regulatory standards Lift and handle materials up to 50 lbs as required Perform other duties as assigned by the Supervisor Who This Role Is Ideal For This role is a strong fit for candidates with backgrounds in: Medical device or electronics assembly Jewelry making or repair Watchmaking Laboratory or technical bench work Other roles requiring fine finger movements, steady hands, and hand-eye coordination Preferred Qualifications Post-secondary education preferred (Biotechnology, medical, electronics, or related field) 6–12 months minimum hands-on experience in: Medical device assembly Electronics or micro-assembly Jewelry or other fine-detail work Experience with hand soldering and use of microscopes preferred Comfortable working with very small, delicate components Strong ability to follow detailed instructions accurately and consistently Understanding of manufacturing in regulated environments (ISO 13485) Key Skills & Attributes Excellent manual dexterity and fine motor control Strong visual focus and ability to work under magnification High attention to detail and precision Calm, steady work style — able to stay focused for extended periods Comfortable working independently with minimal social interaction Dependable, punctual, and consistent Not permitted to troubleshoot, optimize, or modify processes — procedures are already lean and standardized

What you’ll do

Assemble small, high-precision medical devices using detailed instructions, microscopes, soldering, and bonding techniques, then inspect and test them against quality standards. Complete production and quality records, prepare devices for shipment, maintain a safe and organized workstation, and follow ISO 13485 requirements.

Requirements

The role prefers post-secondary education in biotechnology, medical, electronics, or a related field, and at least 6–12 months of hands-on experience in medical device, electronics, micro-assembly, jewelry, or other fine-detail work. Candidates should have strong manual dexterity, visual focus, attention to detail, and the ability to follow standardized procedures consistently; microscope and hand-soldering experience are preferred.

Listed skills

• Manual dexterity · Preferred
• Attention to detail · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Precision Assembly
• Fine Hand Soldering
• Microscope-Assisted Assembly
• Component Bonding
• Medical Device Assembly
• Electronics Assembly
• Inspection and Testing
• Quality Documentation
• Manual Dexterity
• Fine Motor Control
• Attention to Detail
• Hand-Eye Coordination
• Following Detailed Instructions
• ISO 13485 Compliance
• Production Documentation

Job areas

• Manufacturing
• Healthcare
• Trades