Our MissionBlackrock Neurotech is 100% focused on improving human lives through neuroscience research and technology. The passion and dedication behind this mission has nurtured a dynamic, enjoyable and fulfilling corporate environment in which learning, and growth are commonplace. We operate in an innovative field that requires our staff to meet the highest standards. Every step of the way, we encourage one another by providing continuous motivation and promoting a healthy work environment.Community ContributionsNot only are Blackrock's employees committed to improving lives through their work, but many also strive to improve the community by volunteering in their spare time. Our efforts vary from donating blood and feeding the hungry to volunteering at the Utah Food Bank. We also value community education — teaching science labs to children, coaching sports teams, and teaching first aid courses. We take pride in our employee's extracurricular activities that contribute to the betterment of local communities.DisclosureIn order to provide a safe and productive work environment, all offers of employment at Blackrock Neurotech are contingent upon a thorough background check. A criminal history will not automatically disqualify a candidate from an offer of employment.About The RoleThe Electrode Manufacturing Technician I plays a key role in the hands‑on fabrication and assembly of microelectrode arrays and implantable neural device components within a controlled cleanroom environment. This position is centered on precision, care, and consistency, supporting the production of technologies that advance the field of neural interfaces. As part of the Electrode Research team at Blackrock Neurotech, this role directly contributes to the quality and reliability of implantable devices that impact patient safety, research outcomes, and long‑term product performance. The work performed in this role helps translate cutting‑edge research into real‑world applications. The technician collaborates closely with Manufacturing Engineering, Quality Assurance, and Cleanroom Operations, supporting multiple stages of the implant and array assembly process. This is an opportunity for someone who values meticulous work, thrives in a structured environment, and wants to be part of a team building meaningful, high‑impact technology. This is a full‑time role based in Salt Lake City, UT.What You'll DoBuild acute and chronic microelectrode array implant assemblies in a controlled cleanroom environmentPerform detailed assembly work under a microscope, handling very small components with careComplete tasks such as wire bonding, micro‑soldering, adhesive application, and precise component placementFollow step‑by‑step work instructions, procedures, and engineering drawingsInspect work during the build process and perform basic functional checks to ensure qualityAccurately document production work in accordance with GMP and ISO/FDA requirementsIdentify defects or process issues and elevate or support basic troubleshootingFollow cleanroom protocols, including gowning and contamination controlSupport material preparation, inventory handling, and production setupWork closely with Manufacturing Engineering and Quality teams to support ongoing improvementsHow Time Is Typically SpentMajority of time on hands‑on precision assembly under a microscopeRemaining time split between inspection, documentation, and team collaborationEquipment and Work EnvironmentYou'll Regularly UseStereo microscopes and precision hand toolsMicro‑soldering and wire bonding equipmentAdhesive dispensing and UV curing systemsCleanroom benches and ESD‑safe workstationsThe role is based in an ISO‑classified cleanroom and requires proper gowning, attention to detail, and adherence to contamination control standards.Working With Other TeamsYou'll collaborate with:Cleanroom Manufacturing Team LeadsManufacturing EngineersQuality AssuranceR&D and Supply Chain teamsTechnicians are encouraged to share hands‑on feedback that helps improve quality, efficiency, and manufacturability.QualificationsMinimum high school diploma and/or AA or equivalent0‑1 years experience in electronics and/or medical device manufacturing environment, preferably in a clean‑room setting working with small partsIdeal CompetenciesGMP training or experienceThorough and detail orientedExcellent reading, writing and communication skills in the English languageAble to work independently with little supervisionAble to handle stressful situationsExcellent interpersonal skillsMust be proficient in computer skills with 2 years' experience using Microsoft OfficeKnowledge of FDA/ISO for medical devicesPhysical And Other RequirementsAbility to work extended periods under a microscope.Strong fine motor skills and steady hand coordination.Ability to maintain focus during repetitive precision tasks.Ability to follow detailed procedures without deviation.Comfortable working in full cleanroom gowning attire.Ability to lift up to fifty pounds when moving materials or equipment.#J-18808-Ljbffr