Manufacturing Technician III, Instruments

About the role

The Manufacturing Technician III, Instruments plays a critical role in the assembly, integration, and troubleshooting of various systems within the manufacturing operation. This position requires hands-on experience and a deep understanding of the specific products being assembled.

Responsibilities

• Stages material for production as needed.
• Coincide with other technicians daily in support of integration testing, manual instruction development, and production process development.
• Hands-on assembly, test, and troubleshooting of system builds and rework.
• Work from documented procedures and maintain quality data.
• Deliver manufacturing requirements and attain production schedule.
• Coordinate process and manual instruction updates.
• Share knowledge and train co-workers and new employees.
• Establish an effective working partnership with other Luminex departments to promote effective communication and knowledge transfer.
• Participate in applicable departmental and interdepartmental training.
• Maintain current and effective training to standard operating procedures, work instructions, and applicable changes affecting the Reagent Manufacturing.
• Maintain cleanliness and integrity of manufacturing and storage areas.
• Performs timely and accurate inventory cycle counts; performs timely and accurate inventory-based transactions in Oracle.
• Maintain production builds as needed.
• Utilize developed writing skills for process updates, including SOP creation.
• Understand change control process and implement necessary changes.
• Understand system configuration management and material procurement as a final finished good product.
• Maintain personal compliance and facilitate departmental compliance with the Quality System.
• Adhere to safety, disposal, and gowning requirements (gowning as required by area).
• Test and troubleshoot systems.

Qualifications

• Associate's Degree in technical electronics/mechanical field required.
• 3+ Years Experience working in a medical device manufacturing environment specific to troubleshooting and problem resolution practices.
• Product knowledge, documentation transfer, training and inert-departmental communication also required.