This role involves working in a clean room environment to assemble and package a variety of French catheters used in medical applications. You will perform detailed manual and microscope-based assembly, inspection, and final packaging while following strict work instructions and quality standards. The position requires strong hand dexterity, attention to detail, and a willingness to learn multiple product lines and complex build processes.

• Assemble a variety of French catheters in a clean room environment, following detailed work instructions and production documentation.
• Perform basic assembly of catheter components, including stringing catheters, reflow processes, and building guidewires and related assemblies.
• Use small hand tools, tweezers, cutters, pliers, and microscopes to complete precise and complex assembly tasks.
• Carry out manual hand assembly tasks such as braiding, stretching, and pulling catheters by hand, maintaining consistency and quality throughout the process.
• Work through multi-stage builds, including catheters with up to 17 different assembly stages, ensuring each step meets quality and safety requirements.
• Conduct visual inspection of components and finished products, both with the naked eye and under a microscope, to identify defects or nonconformities.
• Perform final packaging of completed catheters and related medical devices, ensuring correct labeling, packing, and adherence to clean room standards.
• Follow clean room protocols, including gowning procedures and contamination control, to maintain a controlled and compliant production environment.
• Adhere to all work instructions, standard operating procedures, and quality guidelines related to medical device assembly and inspection.
• Collaborate with team members and leads to meet production goals, support continuous improvement, and flex across different product lines and assemblies as needed.
• Participate in cross-training across various assembly areas and product types to increase versatility and support changing business needs.
• Use basic computer skills to record production data, follow electronic work instructions, and complete required documentation.
• Support general production, packaging, and inspection activities as assigned to ensure smooth workflow and on-time delivery.
• Commit to working the assigned 2nd shift schedule and comply with all contract role requirements, including signing required lock-down documentation prior to starting.

• At least 6+ months of medical assembly experience, preferably with catheter assemblies.
• At least 6+ months of experience using a microscope for assembly and inspection tasks.
• At least 6+ months of experience using basic hand tools such as tweezers, cutters, and pliers in a production or assembly environment.
• Demonstrated hand dexterity and comfort with detailed manual/hand assembly work, including braiding, stretching, and pulling components.
• Ability and willingness to learn and be cross-trained across multiple product lines and assembly areas.
• Basic computer skills to navigate work instructions, record data, and complete documentation.
• Ability to work effectively in a team environment and communicate clearly with coworkers and leads.
• Comfort working in a clean room environment with strict gowning and cleanliness requirements.
• Ability to follow detailed work instructions and quality procedures consistently.
• Willingness to work a 2nd shift schedule (Monday–Thursday, 3:00 p.m.–1:30 a.m.) on a contract basis through at least August 2026, with potential for extension based on business needs.

• Previous experience in medical device assembly, clean room assembly, or catheter/guidewire assembly.
• Experience with microscope assembly work and visual inspection in a regulated environment.
• Familiarity with medical device production, packaging, and inspection processes.
• Comfort working with multiple build stages and complex assemblies in a production setting.
• Experience following formal work instructions and documentation within a quality-controlled environment.
• Ability to adapt to repetitive tasks once trained while maintaining focus and quality.
• Interest in growing into higher-level roles such as advanced assembler, R&D assembler, lead, inspector, or trainer as opportunities arise.
• Willingness to sign required lock-down documentation prior to starting, in line with facility policies.

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