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Medical Device Assembly Technician
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AppleOne
Saint Paul, MN (In Person)
$41,600 Salary, Full-Time
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Medical Device Assembly Technician AppleOne - 3.8 Saint Paul, MN Job Details Temporary $20 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Dental insurance 401(k) Vision insurance Paid sick time Qualifications Assembly quality control testing Quality records maintenance Equipment repair Medical device testing Continuous improvement standards implementation Factory operations documentation Manufacturing standard operating procedures Manufacturing facility Medical device manufacturing facility experience Quality assurance standard operating procedures Packaging Collaboration with manufacturing teams Precision assembly Safety standard operating procedures Standard operating procedures (SOPs) Quality control records management Implementing lean manufacturing processes Entry level Full Job Description Job Summary We are seeking a Medical Device Assembly Technician for a contract opportunity in Saint Paul, MN. This role supports the production of high-quality medical devices and capital equipment in an ESD manufacturing environment. This is not a clean room role. The Medical Device Assembly Technician will perform routine assembly, repair, packaging, documentation, and testing activities while following standardized manufacturing procedures. This is a strong opportunity for candidates with manufacturing, assembly, electronics, medical device, or regulated production experience who want to build their skills in a structured, quality-focused environment. This position offers a steady weekday schedule, close training and supervision, and the opportunity to work with a collaborative manufacturing team that values safety, accuracy, continuous improvement, and dependable performance. Key Responsibilities Assemble, package, repair, and test medical devices and capital equipment according to written procedures and standardized work instructions. Maintain accurate production records, traveler documentation, traceability records, and quality documentation. Follow safety guidelines, ESD requirements, quality procedures, and regulatory requirements in a manufacturing environment. Communicate production issues, ideas, and solutions clearly with manufacturing team members and management. Support continuous improvement, Lean Manufacturing, quality initiatives, and cell performance goals. Handle and maneuver small components and parts while maintaining attention to detail and product quality.