Perform mechanical, electrical, dimensional and visual testing on medical devices. Follow detailed instructions, maintain accurate documentation, communicate results to engineers, and follow safety protocols. Approximately 85% laboratory work and 15% desk work.
Requires 1–4 years of relevant experience or postsecondary education, mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, independent work skills, and Microsoft Office proficiency. Medical-device testing, assembly, R&D and document drafting experience preferred. Associate degree or postsecondary education preferred.
Anticipated assignment: October 19, 2026–September 26, 2027. Nonexempt; overtime over 40 hours paid at time and a half.