Catheter Builder, Medical Devices & Precision Assembly

You will assemble finished catheters in a sterile cleanroom, owning bagging, sealing, boxing, and scanning operations that deliver life-saving devices to patients. Your work ensures each product meets strict quality and traceability standards. You will collaborate with a dedicated manufacturing team in a cleanroom environment, using microscopes and hand tools to perform precise assembly. This contract-to-hire role offers weekly pay and the chance to make a direct impact on patient care.

You assemble and package catheter products for a leading medical device manufacturer in Santa Clara, CA. Join a team of 20+ assemblers producing life-changing devices in a clean, FDA-regulated environment. Work with microscopes, tweezers, and precision tools to build components that impact patient care. Training is provided for motivated candidates eager to grow in the medical device industry. This is a contract-to-hire role with day and swing shifts, offering a swing shift differential and benefits upon conversion.

Cleanroom Assembler in a medical device environment will own precise assembly and inspection at scale. You will work on balloon catheter components under microscope and at bench, following detailed documentation and using measuring tools. You will join a cross functional team focused on quality and continuous improvement. What makes this role unique is a cleanroom setting with a stable day shift and meaningful patient impact.

Join Aerotek as a Medical Device Assembler in Minneapolis. You will assemble cauterizing surgical instruments in a cleanroom while maintaining precise documentation. This role supports high quality standards through proactive communication and adherence to protocols.

You will own the construction and testing of catheter prototypes for neurovascular intervention devices, targeting a zero-defect level at Route 92 Medical. Working with a collaborative engineering team in San Mateo, you will drive in-house manufacturing processes and support FDA-regulated QSR compliance. This role stands out by combining hands-on prototype development with direct impact on human-use builds for life-saving medical devices.

You will assemble disposable medical devices, including catheters, in a cleanroom environment at our Draper, UT facility. Working with microscopes and precision tools, you will meet strict quality and safety standards. The role operates on a 4-day work week with 3-day weekends, offering weekly pay and paid training. You will join a team dedicated to improving patients' lives, with a supportive culture that values teamwork and continuous improvement.