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Aerotek lists this Catheter Assembler opportunity in minneapolis, Minnesota. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Clean Room AssemblerThe Clean Room Assembler reads detailed work instructions and production drawings to build implantable pulse generators (IPGs), catheters, and related sub-assemblies in a controlled clean room environment. This role involves working under a microscope, using small hand tools, performing visual inspections, trimming parts, soldering pacemaker enclosures and wires, documenting work in quality systems, and completing final packaging of medical devices. You will support new product development and work closely with technicians to complete full device builds, such as complete pacemaker or catheter assemblies, while maintaining high quality and precision standards.ResponsibilitiesRead and interpret work instructions, travelers, and production drawings to perform accurate assembly of medical devices and sub-assemblies.Build IPGs, pacemakers, catheters, guidewires, and related components within a clean room environment following strict quality and cleanliness standards.Perform assembly tasks under a microscope, including handling and positioning very small parts with precision and care.Use small hand tools to complete mechanical and electrical assembly operations, including trimming parts and securing components.Solder pacemaker enclosures and wires, ensuring proper connections and adherence to medical device manufacturing requirements.Conduct thorough visual inspections of parts and assemblies to identify defects, verify quality, and ensure compliance with specifications.Document all work performed in travelers, QMS (Quality Management System) or ERP systems, maintaining accurate and complete production records.Follow established clean room protocols, including proper gowning and handling procedures, to maintain a controlled and contamination-free environment.Collaborate directly with technicians and other team members in a new product development area to support prototype and full build activities.Complete full builds of pacemakers, catheters, or both, as required, demonstrating a high level of skill and independence in assembly work.Essential Skills3–5+ years of assembly and/or manufacturing experience in the medical device industry.Ability to read and understand work orders, travelers, and production drawings, with strong written and verbal communication skills.Proficiency documenting work in travelers, QMS systems, or ERP systems with attention to detail and accuracy.Demonstrated hand dexterity and fine motor skills to work with very small components, including parts assembled under a microscope.High school diploma or GED equivalent.
Worksite address
minneapolis, MN, 55432, US
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