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Position: Assembler II - Operations Support Specialist

Employment Type: Temporary / Contract

Schedule: Monday – Thursday: 6:00 AM – 2:30 PMFriday: 5:00 AM – 1:30 PMSan Jose, CaPosition Overview We are seeking a detail-oriented Assembler II - Operations Support Specialist to join our manufacturing team. This role functions as a versatile "floater" position, responsible for precision assembly, real-time compliance documentation, packaging, and general cleanroom operational support. The ideal candidate possesses strong fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and a background in precise assembly. While medical device or cleanroom experience is preferred, we welcome motivated candidates who are meticulous, comfortable working under a microscope, and dedicated to maintaining high quality and safety standards.

Key Responsibilities: Precision Assembly & Micro-Assembly (Up to 50%):Perform repetitive, high-precision assembly of intricate medical components using specialized hand tools, power tools, and fixtures. Utilize microscope equipment to conduct fine micro-assembly work for extended periods (25% to 75% of assembly time depending on daily operational needs).Documentation & Compliance Support (25%–50%):Accurately complete production logs, device history records, and quality compliance forms in real time. Adhere strictly to Good Documentation Practices (GDP) and controlled procedures. Packaging & Operational Support: Package finished medical components and products while working on your feet for extended periods. Assist with cleanroom restocking tasks, including gowning room inventory (e.g., gloves, masks, shoe covers).Promptly identify, record, and escalate visual defects or assembly deviations to supervisory staff. Strictly follow cleanroom procedures, including full gowning, masking, and sanitation protocols.

Education: High school diploma or equivalent.

Experience: 1–2 years of manufacturing assembly experience required.

Preferred Background: Prior medical device assembly, cleanroom experience, or microscopic visual inspection experience preferred.

Technical Skills: Excellent hand-eye coordination, fine motor skill dexterity, and strong depth perception required for micro-component assembly.

Physical Requirements: Ability to work sitting down at a microscope station or standing at a packaging station for extended shifts; ability to perform highly repetitive, detail-driven work with high focus.