Job Description
Job Title: Assembler II
Position Type: Temporary / Contract
Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM | Friday: 5:00 AM – 1:30 PM
Reports To: Manufacturing Supervisor
Role Overview:
The Assembler II – Floater supports various critical tasks across manufacturing operations, medical device assembly, and quality documentation. This dynamic role requires flexibility to transition between micro-assembly, packaging, and cleanroom operational support based on daily production needs.
Work Breakdown & Core Responsibilities:
Quality & Technical Documentation (25%–50%): Complete production logs, manufacturing records, and compliance documentation in real time adhering strictly to Good Documentation Practices (GDP).Precision Micro-Assembly (Up to 50%): Perform high-precision medical device component assembly using specialized micro-assembly equipment, hand tools, and power tools in a cleanroom environment. Work involves microscope use for 25% to 75% of assembly tasks depending on daily assignment.
Packaging & Operational Support: Execute final packaging for completed medical devices and components while remaining stationary for extended periods. Restock cleanroom gowning supplies (gloves, shoe covers, gowns) daily to maintain continuous operational readiness.
Quality Control & Compliance: Maintain cleanroom protocol standards (gowning, masking, contamination control). Identify, document, and escalate visual defects, material variances, or process anomalies promptly to supervisory personnel.
Qualifications
Education: High school diploma or GED required.
Experience:
1–2 years of manufacturing assembly experience preferred. Entry-level candidates demonstrating foundational skill sets are encouraged to apply. Prior experience in medical device manufacturing, cleanroom standards, or GDP environments is a plus. Key Skills & Physical Requirements: Fine motor skills, manual dexterity, and visual acuity necessary for inspecting and handling delicate, microscopic components. Strong technical accuracy and focus on detail in GDP documentation. Ability to sit or stand for extended periods during assembly, packaging, and restocking duties, and comfort working under a microscope. Reliable attendance and adherence to established production schedules.\nCompany DescriptionFor over 80 years, we’ve pioneered workforce solutions that help businesses scale and job seekers thrive. As a national recruiting enterprise with a local office in Milpitas, CA, we combine global talent capabilities with dedicated, hands-on regional support.
Company Description:
For over 80 years, we’ve pioneered workforce solutions that help businesses scale and job seekers thrive. As a national recruiting enterprise with a local office in Milpitas, CA, we combine global talent capabilities with dedicated, hands-on regional support.