Precision Calibration Technician for MedTech Ops

Johnson & Johnson MedTech; San Angelo (TX); On-site; USD 69,025,000 - 93,386,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson MedTech in San Angelo, TX, is seeking a Calibration Technician to support site calibration operations and ensure accurate instrument performance. You will lead calibration activities, document outcomes, and collaborate with maintenance teams to sustain equipment reliability.

The role requires a High School diploma and knowledge of instrument drawings, with opportunities for training on day shifts for 9–12 months before transitioning to night shifts.

Qualifications

• High School diploma, GED, or equivalent combination of skills, experience, or training required.
• Knowledge of instrument-related drawings, diagrams, tables, specifications, and technical documentation required.
• Self-motivated with the ability to work independently and take a lead role in completing assigned duties and responsibilities.
• Demonstrated ability to interpret technical information and apply it to maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting activities.

Responsibilities

• Make critical decisions effectively in a fast-paced and high-pressure environment.
• Document all equipment service activities, repairs, and modifications in the Equipment Maintenance Logbook.
• Work to meet project deadlines and complete breakdown maintenance activities on time.
• Maintain calibration records in a neat, accurate, organized manner.
• Diagnose issues, perform repairs, and conduct recalibrations as required.
• Perform emergency repairs and preventive maintenance on instruments and systems.

Skills

Instrument diagrams

Calibration procedures

Troubleshooting

Maintenance planning

Education

High School diploma

Technical school education (2 years)

Job description

Johnson & Johnson MedTech in San Angelo, TX, is seeking a Calibration Technician to support site calibration operations and ensure accurate instrument performance. You will lead calibration activities, document outcomes, and collaborate with maintenance teams to sustain equipment reliability.

The role requires a High School diploma and knowledge of instrument drawings, with opportunities for training on day shifts for 9–12 months before transitioning to night shifts.