R&D Technician I – Electrophysiology (Central Shift)

About the role

The R&D Technician I will support new product development and transfer projects in an electrophysiology laboratory. The role involves assembling high‑quality medical devices, operating multiple machines, and performing minor setups during a central shift.

Key responsibilities

• Support R&D builds using machines and assembly processes such as laser, reflow, and adhesive bonding.
• Oversee day‑to‑day operations of the R&D laboratory.
• Assist in new process development, transfer activities, and lift‑and‑shift coordination.
• Train operators and technicians, acting as a “train‑the‑trainer”.
• Complete administrative tasks related to orders, CAPEX, and purchase orders.
• Collaborate with team leads, engineers, and area experts to implement practical ideas.
• Gather improvement ideas from production staff to boost quality and productivity.
• Maintain a clean, organized work area for pilot manufacturing.

Required profile

• High school diploma; technical degree in engineering, manufacturing, or related field.
• Active engineering student with no more than 25% of the degree completed.
• 0‑3 years of hands‑on experience in process development or manufacturing.
• Intermediate to advanced written and spoken English (must).
• Experience in a regulated environment (GMP, ISO, FDA) is a plus.
• Knowledge of good documentation practices.
• Six Sigma Yellow/Green Belt desirable.
• Basic knowledge of process validation and medical catheter assembly.
• Electromechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills.
• Familiarity with CAQ and SAP preferred.

Required skills

• Laser processing
• Reflow soldering
• Adhesive bonding
• CAQ software
• SAP
• Six Sigma (Yellow/Green Belt)
• GMP/ISO/FDA compliance knowledge
• Electromechanical troubleshooting
• Process validation basics
• Reading engineering drawings and specifications