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Medical Electronics Wiring & Soldering Technician
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What they do
An Electronics Technician helps engineers design and develop electrical and electronic equipment. Assists with diagrams and specifications for design, construction of product prototypes, testing and calibration, technical problem solving, equipment repair and maintenance while ensuring regulatory safety standards are met.
$72,999 / year median in Wisconsin
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Medical Electronics Wiring & Soldering Technician MPE Manufacturing Milwaukee, WI Job Details $22 - $25 an hour 3 hours ago Benefits Health savings account Internal mobility program Paid holidays Dental insurance Vision insurance 401(k) matching Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation High school diploma or GED Mechanical drawings Power tools Precision assembly Full Job Description Build With Purpose. Grow With
MPE. MPE
exists to elevate medical technology—designing, engineering, and manufacturing solutions that improve lives. If you're energized by precision work and want to see your craftsmanship make a difference, this role is for you. Your mission Own the electrical build quality of medical carts and enclosures. From wiring and soldering to testing and final assembly , you'll help ensure every product leaving our line meets rigorous standards for safety and performance. How you'll make an impact Execute electrical assembly and sub-assembly in a climate- and particulate-controlled area. Follow ESD requirements and uphold ISO Class 5 cleanroom practices. Use precision torque tools and clear work instructions to guide each build step. Contribute to mechanical final assembly and subassemblies based on production needs. Verify components and, when needed, validate peers' work against quality benchmarks. Champion safety through consistent PPE use and adherence to regulations. Troubleshoot equipment and assembly issues to maintain flow and quality. Keep a 6S workstation that reflects your pride in craftsmanship. Advance via structured training to Level Two and Level Three (each requires a minimum of six months of training, Team Lead approval, and completion of prior certification). Role details
Compensation:
$22-$25/hour
Schedule:
Second Shift, Monday-Friday, 2:30pm-11:00pm
Location:
Cleanroom production environment What you need to succeed Education High school diploma or equivalent Experience and skills 1+ year of electrical assembly experience Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings Skilled with hand and power tools; diligent with quality checks Comfortable reading and following detailed directions Physical requirements Assemble very small components; frequent use of hand and power tools Close and color vision; reading Lift up to 50 pounds Benefits and growth Purpose-driven work: Help deliver products that change lives.
Career development:
Internal mobility plus certification pathways.
Coverage and time off:
Medical (HSA-qualified and traditional), dental, and vision—coverage begins the first of the month after hire 401(k) with company match Nine paid holidays and vacation time from day one Core competencies Electrical schematics Troubleshooting skills Soldering Blueprint reading Hiring notice
•No relocation or sponsorship available for this role.
•Bring your precision, curiosity, and teamwork. Together, we'll build what caregivers trust.