Medical Device Assembler II — Cleanroom Electronics

Inovio; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

INOVIO is seeking an Assembler II to join its manufacturing team in San Diego. You will assemble and test disposable and electronic medical devices in a controlled cleanroom environment, following detailed work instructions and standards.

You will handle wires, harnesses, and sub-assemblies, perform basic soldering, and generate production records. The role requires 2+ years in a regulated medical manufacturing setting and strong adherence to quality and safety guidelines.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent and Level I technical training.
• Minimum 2 years in a regulated medical manufacturing environment.
• Experience in cleanroom environments (class 8 or higher) and soldering.
• Ability to read schematics and assembly instructions.

Responsibilities

• Follow detailed assembly instructions to build disposable and electronic products in a cleanroom environment.
• Provide hands-on training to coworkers as needed.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area to facilitate manufacturing functions.
• Perform assembly of electronic components and sub-assemblies.
• Complete cable routing and securing of wire harnesses and components.
• Perform repairs to sub-assemblies and devices.
• Generate accurate production records.
• Notify supervisor of production abnormalities or unsafe conditions.
• Comply with Quality System policies and regulatory requirements.
• Perform other duties as requested.

Skills

Soldering

ESD knowledge

Reading schematics

Test instruments

Quality systems

Education

High school diploma

Technical/Vocational training Level I

Tools

Jigs and fixtures

Test equipment

Hand tools

Job description

INOVIO is seeking an Assembler II to join its manufacturing team in San Diego. You will assemble and test disposable and electronic medical devices in a controlled cleanroom environment, following detailed work instructions and standards.

You will handle wires, harnesses, and sub-assemblies, perform basic soldering, and generate production records. The role requires 2+ years in a regulated medical manufacturing setting and strong adherence to quality and safety guidelines.