Assembly Technician - Austin, United States - Nuclein

Nuclein
Nuclein
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Austin, United States

2 weeks ago

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About Nuclein:


Nuclein is an Austin-based, private equity funded, medical device company that offers an innovative, FDA EUA authorized, rapid PCR, point-of-care system.

The Nuclein DASH Rapid PCR System is easy-to-use, affordable, and provides PCR results in only 15 minutes.

Our vision
is to enable simple, affordable, rapid and accurate testing for everyone.

We are a dedicated, talented and diverse team of scientists, engineers and experienced professionals who are driven to excel and make a significant contribution to the world.

At Nuclein, we offer a fast-paced, exciting, collaborative environment where individual contributions are highly valued as we work to expand the use of our transformative testing technology in the market.


Position Summary:


The Assembly Technician will manufacture instrumentation and/or consumables, working within established SOPs to develop and follow best processes for product assembly and inventory management.


Responsibilities:


  • Perform Line Clearances and setup the production line
  • Document/Record activities and data on Batch Records/Device History Records (DHRs)
  • Ensure completeness and accuracy of Batch Records/DHRs
  • Assemble products following technical instructions
  • Interpret engineering blueprints and technical terms
  • Discern quality of parts and materials used in production
  • Inventory parts and tools used in the assembling process
  • Follow company Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and directives
  • Help improve processes and provide feedback to ensure better output
  • Test and inspect finished products for quality defects
  • Maintain the tools used to create products
  • Keep a clean and wellmaintained workspace and equipment

Qualifications**:


  • High school diploma or equivalent required
  • At least 1 year of assembly experience required, prior cleanroom and medical device experience preferred
  • Prior experience working in an FDA regulated or ISO manufacturing environment with GMP knowledge preferred
  • Ability to follow strict protocols and adhere to quality standards
  • Ability to read and understand manufacturing instructions and SOPs
  • Possess excellent handeye coordination with an attention to detail
  • Flexibility to handle changing needs and demands, as well as navigate process improvements
  • Ability to set up and operate small, automated machinery
  • Experience working with small and intricate parts
  • Must possess strong teamwork skills and work well with others
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