This role focuses on building assemblies, sub-assemblies, panels, and components for automated equipment used in the manufacturing of medical devices, as well as aerospace and nuclear industry applications. You will work on a clean, well-lit manufacturing floor, contributing to the construction and integration of complex mechanical and electrical systems while following detailed instructions and technical documentation.

• Build mechanical assemblies, sub-assemblies, panels, and complete machines from prints and technical documentation.
• Follow step-by-step work instructions to connect and assemble components, both mechanically and electrically.
• Perform mechanical assembly of machines and sub-assemblies using appropriate hand and power tools.
• Read and interpret blueprints, diagrams, and schematics to guide assembly and machine building activities.
• Use a bill of materials (BOM) and schematics to identify potential problems, organize work by assembly, and ensure all components are correctly installed.
• Conduct testing and troubleshooting of components and systems, including the use of volt meters and other diagnostic tools.
• Assist with or work under supervision during machine power-up to ensure proper operation and safety.
• Perform electrical wiring and connections for automated equipment in accordance with schematics and safety standards.
• Work with hydraulic and pneumatic components as part of automated equipment builds.
• Use tape measures and other measurement tools to verify dimensions and tolerances during assembly.
• Maintain an organized and clean work area within the clean room or clean manufacturing space.
• Collaborate with team members, coaches, and trainers to continuously improve skills and support successful project completion.
• Demonstrate a willingness to learn and cross-train in other areas of machine building and automation.

• 2–3+ years of experience building machines, hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, or automated equipment.
• 1+ year of experience working from mechanical and electrical schematics, prints, or diagrams.
• 1+ year of experience troubleshooting and testing components, including using volt meters.
• Proficiency in mechanical assembly and machine building.
• Ability to perform electrical wiring and basic electrical assembly tasks.
• Experience working with hydraulics and pneumatics in an equipment or automation environment.
• Strong blueprint and schematic reading skills for both mechanical and electrical systems.
• Hands-on experience using hand tools and power tools safely and effectively.
• Ability to follow detailed, step-by-step instructions and adhere to BOMs and assembly documentation.
• Demonstrated willingness to train and learn new skills in related technical areas.
• Attention to detail and strong organizational skills when working with multiple assemblies and components.

• Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in automation and robotics, power and fluid, or as an electronic technician is preferred.
• Experience in automation and machine building for medical device, aerospace, or nuclear industry applications is beneficial.
• Familiarity with clean room or clean space manufacturing practices.
• Comfort working with automation technologies and complex mechanical and electrical systems.
• Ability to work collaboratively in an open-concept, team-oriented environment.
• Strong problem-solving skills and a proactive approach to identifying and resolving assembly issues.

Employees benefit from clear career pathing and the opportunity to advance into higher-level technical roles, including building sophisticated automated packaging and assembly equipment for the medical device industry. The organization invests in professional growth through tuition reimbursement, coaching, teaching, and ongoing training, helping people develop new skills and move into expanded responsibilities. The culture emphasizes a family feel and open concept environment where everyone is involved, communication is transparent, and teams work closely together to get work done. This supportive, team-based atmosphere fosters collaboration, continuous learning, and long-term career development.

Work takes place in a clean room or clean space manufacturing environment that is well lit, temperature controlled, and designed for precision assembly of devices, assemblies, and sub-assemblies. The facility features an open concept culture where collaboration and teamw