Medical Device Electrical Assembler (Cleanroom) — $22–$25/hour

At MPE, our purpose is clear: design, engineer, and manufacture technology that advances healthcare worldwide. You’ll join a team building medical carts and enclosures that clinicians rely on every day.

A day on our second shift

When you clock in at 2:30pm, you step into a climate- and particulate-controlled workspace. You gear up with PPE, ground yourself for ESD safety, and move to your station. Using precision torque tools, you wire, solder, and perform electrical tests on subassemblies destined for life-changing devices. You’ll rotate into mechanical final assembly as workload dictates, verify your parts (and occasionally a teammate’s) to exacting quality standards, and keep your bench 6S tidy before clocking out at 11:00pm Monday–Friday.

What you’ll do

• Perform wiring, soldering, electrical testing, assembly, and sub-assembly for medical device applications in a controlled cleanroom environment.
• Adhere to ESD protocols and ISO Class 5 cleanroom standards.
• Follow detailed electrical assembly work instructions and use precision torque tools.
• Support mechanical final assembly and/or subassembly of medical products on an assembly line, based on workload.
• Verify parts and, as needed, check other assemblers’ work against quality criteria.
• Demonstrate safe work practices with consistent PPE use and compliance with all safety requirements.
• Troubleshoot equipment and build issues as they arise.
• Maintain a well-organized, compliant workspace using 6S principles.
• Advance through training and certification to Electrical/Mechanical Assembly Level Two and Level Three (each requiring a minimum of six months of training, Team Lead approval, and prior certification).

What you bring

Education

• High school diploma or equivalent.

Experience and training

• 1+ year of electrical assembly experience.
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings.
• Proficiency with hand and power tools.
• Commitment to performing quality checks.

Physical and mental demands

• Frequent use of hand and power tools; reading blueprints; assembling very small components.
• Ability to read and follow directions accurately.
• Close and color vision; reading; ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

Pay, shift, and growth

• Compensation: $22–$25/hour
• Schedule: Second Shift, 2:30pm–11:00pm, Monday–Friday
• Progression: Structured training toward Level Two and Level Three certifications

Benefits and why you’ll love MPE

• Mission-driven work: Build medical products that improve lives.
• Growth opportunities: Career development and internal promotion pathways.
• Comprehensive benefits:
  • Medical (HSA-qualified and traditional), dental, and vision coverage starting the first of the month after hire
  • 401(k) with company match
  • Nine paid holidays and vacation time beginning day one

Skills you’re confident in

• Electrical schematics
• Troubleshooting
• Soldering
• Blueprint reading

Compliance note

**No relocation or sponsorship available for this role. **

If you’re detail-oriented, safety-minded, and energized by precision work that supports patient care, we’d love to hear from you.