The Manufacturing Technician I or II supports the design, development, and testing of new products by building new prototypes and assisting engineering teams. This role involves hands-on assembly, troubleshooting, and documentation to ensure product concepts are successfully translated into functional builds. The ideal candidate must be able to interpret and build products using standard operating procedures (SOP) as well as developing and writing these procedures under the direction of manufacturing engineers. Candidate should possess knowledge of cleanroom processing principles and have strong problem-solving skills. This technical role will be responsible for communications related to the build process with both design and manufacturing teams.
Essential Duties:
Support the X-ray business unit in the product development area by assembling and building product prototypes, test units, and development samples according to engineering specifications
Assist engineers with product development, testing, and iteration cycles
Use data analysis to track and trend failure and scrap data to identify systemic issues in products and equipment.
Follow technical drawings, schematics, and work instructions to complete builds accurately
Identify and troubleshoot issues during assembly and testing, reporting findings to the engineering team
Maintain detailed records of builds, tests, and results
Support lab organization, tool maintenance, and inventory of components and materials
Ensure compliance with safety procedures and company standards
Key Competencies:
To perform the job successfully, the individual should demonstrate the following competencies to perform the essential functions of this position:
Basic mechanical or electrical assembly skills
Ability to read and follow technical instructions or drawings
Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills
Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office or similar)
Ability to assemble and build new products using defined processes
Excellent communication and documentation skills.
Education and Experience:
Associate degree in Electronics, Mechanical Engineering Technology, or related field (preferred).
1-3 years of experience in a manufacturing or engineering support role (preferred).
Familiarity with X-ray systems, vacuum technology, or radiation safety (preferred).
Ability to read and interpret engineering documentation and BOMs.
Self-driven with strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
Experience with hand tools, soldering, or test equipment
Familiarity with CAD drawings or product development processes
Previous internship, lab, or hands-on project experience