Entry-Level Medical Device Assembler: Cleanroom Lab (1st Shift)

Aerotek; Irvine (CA); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

401(k) plan

Paid time off

Job summary

Aerotek is hiring an Assembly role for 1st shift in Irvine, CA. The position focuses on assembling small, high‑precision medical devices in a cleanroom or lab, with full training provided and a path to permanent employment. Expect long microscope‑driven hours, strict adherence to protocols, and growth opportunities.

This entry‑level role offers 5:00 AM starts, 10‑hour shifts, and a typical 40–55 hour week. Onsite work, with comprehensive benefits for permanent staff, await successful candidates

Qualifications

• No prior experience required; on‑the‑job training provided.
• Detail‑oriented with precision in a cleanroom environment.
• Able to work 10‑hour shifts and overtime.
• Willing to learn regulated manufacturing processes.
• Reliable attendance and strong work ethic.

Responsibilities

• Assemble very small medical device components following instructions and quality standards
• Work under a microscope for long periods
• Use small hand tools safely and accurately
• Follow cleanroom protocols, gowning, and safety rules
• Maintain accurate documentation and follow regulatory guidelines
• For R&D roles: work in lab settings and assist with pilot builds
• For line assistants: manage documentation, inventory, and work orders in ERP systems

Skills

Attention to detail

Microscope work

Overtime willingness

Reliable attendance

Follow instructions

Learn regulated processes

Tools

ERP systems

Measuring tools

Job description

Aerotek is hiring an Assembly role for 1st shift in Irvine, CA. The position focuses on assembling small, high‑precision medical devices in a cleanroom or lab, with full training provided and a path to permanent employment. Expect long microscope‑driven hours, strict adherence to protocols, and growth opportunities.

This entry‑level role offers 5:00 AM starts, 10‑hour shifts, and a typical 40–55 hour week. Onsite work, with comprehensive benefits for permanent staff, await successful candidates