Intraocular Lens Operator I: Precision Manufacturing

6094-Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc. Legal Entity; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 36,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc. Legal Entity in Jacksonville, FL, is seeking a Machine Operator I across shifts to set up, operate, and monitor intraocular lens production equipment. The role emphasizes GMP, safety, quality, and teamwork in a regulated manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities include maintaining equipment, recording production data, and supporting continuous production flow while ensuring specifications are met. Prior technical certification or associate degree preferred.

Qualifications

• Technical certification required in electronics, electricity, refrigeration, mechanics, or related discipline.
• Associate degree in a technical discipline preferred.
• Manufacturing Operator or similar production experience preferred.
• Experience setting up equipment and adjusting manufacturing parameters including cutting machines, microscopes, comparators, optical benches, or interferometers is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Set up, operate, and monitor assigned manufacturing equipment to process lens production orders per procedures and specs.
• Monitor machine performance, product quality, and process conditions; take timely corrective action as needed.
• Perform equipment checks, process tests, measurements, and parameter adjustments to support reliable operation.
• Record production orders, logs, charts, and system transactions; document quantities and other required information.
• Follow GMP, EHS, quality, waste handling and environmental requirements at all times.

Skills

Accountability

Agile Manufacturing

Detail‑Oriented

GMP

Manufacturing Processes

Quality Control

Prototyping

Education

Technical certification (electronics/electricity/refrigeration/mechanics)

Associate degree (preferred)

Job description

Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc. Legal Entity in Jacksonville, FL, is seeking a Machine Operator I across shifts to set up, operate, and monitor intraocular lens production equipment. The role emphasizes GMP, safety, quality, and teamwork in a regulated manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities include maintaining equipment, recording production data, and supporting continuous production flow while ensuring specifications are met. Prior technical certification or associate degree preferred.