Work on life‑saving pacemakers in a cleanroom with stable Mon–Thu 1st shift hours and competitive pay. Medical Device Assembler; 1st shift Mon–Thu 4:45 AM–3:15 PM (also 2nd shift option); Minnetonka, MN; hourly contract/permanent hire potential. - High school diploma or GED preferred - Ability to read/comprehend at 7th‑grade level - Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity - Basic computer/data entry skills - Ability to follow standardized procedures and QMS/EMS

Medical Device Assembler – Minnetonka, MN

Pay:

• 1st Shift: $18.75/hr

• 2nd Shift: $19.25/hr

Shifts:

• 1st Shift: Mon–Thu, 4:45 AM–3:15 PM

• 2nd Shift: Mon–Thu, 3:30 PM–2:00 AM

Job Summary

Join a leading medical device manufacturer producing life‑saving products such as pacemakers and ICDs. This role involves hands‑on assembly, inspection, and testing of small components in a clean, controlled environment. Ideal for detail‑oriented individuals who enjoy precise, repetitive work.

What You’ll Do

• Assemble and test medical device components

• Follow written procedures and verbal instructions

• Maintain accurate production and quality documentation

• Handle small parts with precision

• Support continuous improvement and Lean Manufacturing practices

• Follow all safety and quality standards (QMS/EMS)

Requirements

• Ability to read and comprehend at a 7th‑grade level

• High school diploma or equivalent preferred

• Strong attention to detail

• Ability to work with small components

• Basic computer/data entry skills

• Ability to follow standardized procedures

Strict Dress Code Requirements

To maintain a clean manufacturing environment, the following are not allowed:

• Sweaters, fleece, loose‑knit fabrics

• Glitter, sequins, tassels, fringes

• Open‑toe or open‑heel shoes

• Sleeveless tops, short shirts, skirts above the ankle

• Nail polish, acrylic/artificial nails

• Makeup (lip balm stick allowed before handwashing)

• Jewelry or piercings that cannot be covered

• Scented products (except deodorant)

Clothing must be non‑shedding, clean, and free of loose fibers. Shoes must be closed‑toe and closed‑heel with socks.