Job Description
Hands-On Engineering (Primary Focus)

Perform extensive hands‑on work, including prototyping, lab activities, assembly troubleshooting, and machine shop tasks.
Support a wide range of manufacturing processes, including:

Precision assembly of micro‑surgical devices
Fiber‑optic assembly and handling
Basic machining and shop‑based fabrication (traditional, non‑CNC)
Light tooling and fixture fabrication

Provide fast‑cycle, short‑term engineering support and “quick hit” fixes to keep production moving.
Modify or influence manufacturing processes where higher‑end assembly skills are required.

Mechanical Design:
Use CAD tools (Autodesk Inventor preferred, but SolidWorks or similar is acceptable) to support mechanical design when needed.
CAD will be used as a tool—not the primary responsibility.

Process Development & Validation:
Conduct process development for hand‑built medical products.
Author and execu...