Medical Device Technician: Precision Microscope Assembly

Integer Holdings; Plymouth (MN); On-site; USD 35,817 - 50,971; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision benefits

401(k) plan with company matching

Paid time off

Job summary

Integer Holdings in Minnesota is seeking an Engineering Technician II to support engineers and manufacturing personnel in product builds, inspections, equipment qualification, data collection, and troubleshooting. You will work independently and with engineers to build and inspect small medical-device components under a microscope, operate vision systems, and document results.

Strong attention to detail and the ability to adapt to changing priorities in a cleanroom environment are essential.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in engineering technology or related field with 3-5 years of relevant experience.
• High school diploma with 7-10 years of relevant technical or manufacturing experience.
• Experience in medical-device manufacturing or cleanroom operations preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assembles prototype, development, and production components per drawings and instructions.
• Operates microscopes, vision systems, and measurement equipment to ensure quality.
• Records inspection results and process data in approved datasheets and systems.
• Supports IQ activities and documents test results.
• Collaborates with Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, and Production.

Skills

Detail oriented

Reading drawings

Problem solving

Documentation accuracy

Team collaboration

Education

Associate degree in engineering tech/related field

High school diploma with 7–10 years experience

Tools

Vision systems

Microscopes

Measurement equipment

MS Excel

Electronic documentation systems

Manufacturing tools

Job description

Integer Holdings in Minnesota is seeking an Engineering Technician II to support engineers and manufacturing personnel in product builds, inspections, equipment qualification, data collection, and troubleshooting. You will work independently and with engineers to build and inspect small medical-device components under a microscope, operate vision systems, and document results.

Strong attention to detail and the ability to adapt to changing priorities in a cleanroom environment are essential.