MicroVention, Inc. Hiring for Assembler I at Aliso Viejo Full Time

11011BR

Title:

Assembler I

Job Description:

Performs the assembly or sub-assembly of medical device products in an entry level position under close supervision from line leaders and supervisors in accordance with manufacturing documents and verbal instructions. • Using written and verbal instruction to assemble and package product • Records data associated with the building of product on builds records • Ability to meet quality standard • Perform within 5% of production standard on 1-3 operations

Auto req ID:

11011BR

Location:

Aliso Viejo, California, USA

Department Name:

310-Direct Manufacturing

Qualifications:

• Ability to do small part assembly work using a microscope • Basic communication skills to take instructions and provide feedback to supervisors related to production issues • Understanding basic math • Knowledge of basic measuring techniques including scales, rulers, US and metric measurement • Ability to follow company procedures • HS diploma or equivalent • General knowledge of clean room procedures • Previous experience in microscope assembly in a medical device industry • Preferably 0-1 year experience in medical device assembly and or packaging of products

External-Facing Title:

Assembler I

Posting Country:

US – United States

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