Manufacturing Technician

at  Biocrucible

As our Manufacturing technician, you will play a crucial role in assembling intricate components, ensuring the functionality and quality of electro-mechanical systems.
We have big plans as we move our first few devices from R&D, through validation and onto manufacturing at scale. You’ll join a small but growing team that’s at the heart of the action as we take these critical steps towards our future.

ABOUT US

We are part of the Sapphiros group, a pioneering research and development company with sites in Cambridge and Hove. Our ground breaking work in printed flexible electronics, and point-of-need diagnostics has led us to an unprecedented project in medical device production. We are all about putting the best people and technologies together to lead the charge in manufacturing diagnostic tests at extremely high volume, and low cost. We look for the best collaborative solutions, and novel manufacturing techniques to optimise efficiency and process capability.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS:

• Experience in a similar electromechanical manufacturing/assembly environment during education or work experience.
• Experienced working in a similar regulated manufacturing environment desirable

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS / EDUCATION:

Formal qualification completed or in process, or equivalent work experience in an Electrical or Mechanical discipline.
Why Choose us? The people that join us are the people that will shape the company as we scale and evolve. We are a team where everyone contributes and directly impacts the shape of the organisation. It’s an environment that values innovation, teamwork, and personal growth. We provide competitive compensation, ongoing development opportunities, and a very dynamic workplace where your skills and ideas will thrive.
We do not discriminate, we are interested in you, your skills, experience, and nothing more.
Please contact us If you require accommodations or adjustments to complete the application or interview process.
We look forward to speaking with you

• Perform inspections to verify the quality of plastic welded joints, ensuring compliance with specifications and industry standards.
• Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to plastic welding processes to maintain efficiency.
• Assemble complex electro-mechanical systems, integrating various components such as motors, sensors, printed circuit boards, and mechanical structures.
• Follow detailed assembly instructions, blueprints, and schematics to ensure accurate and efficient assembly processes.
• Conduct functional tests on assembled systems to ensure proper operation and adherence to quality standards.
• Perform thorough quality checks at each stage of the assembly process, identifying and addressing any defects or deviations.
• Collaborate with quality control teams to implement corrective actions and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Maintain detailed records of assembly processes, including any deviations or adjustments made during the manufacturing process.
• Generate reports on production efficiency, quality metrics, and areas for improvement.