MFG TECHNICIAN AND EQUIPMENT XOFT (Manufacturing)
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We don't just build technology. We build hope for everyone dealing with cancer.
The Mfg Technician & Equipment Specialist (Xoft) performs a range of medical device assembly and processing tasks as part of the production team and is responsible for maintaining, calibrating, and repairing manufacturing equipment.
Responsibilities –
Process X-ray sources through high vacuum systems (E&S - Exhaust & Seasoning).
Assemble, inspect, test, package, and label medical devices per documented procedures.
Complete production documentation accurately and follow quality management and safety standards.
Execute tasks based on production orders, drawings, and work instructions, consulting the manager on progress and priorities.
Perform final testing, record data in measurement reports, and assign lot/serial numbers to products.
Manage equipment maintenance, repair, and calibration; coordinate facility servicing with vendors and contractors.
Participate in the manufacturing team's processes and contribute to facility safety as a member of the Xoft safety team.
Ensure the quality of test tools, measuring instruments, and other equipment.
Propose adjustments to drawings, recipes, processing times, and related items to the manager.
Document accurate work instructions for all processes and collaborate with the manager to design and produce assembly tools.
Provide support to other production teams as needed.
Assist in training and guiding new or less experienced employees.
Adhere to medical regulations for handling equipment (FDA 510, ISO 13485, MDD).
Follow Lean Manufacturing principles, including waste reduction and 5S practices.
Take initiative in proposing and implementing improvements, actively contributing to projects.
Identify and act on continuous improvement opportunities in daily tasks
Qualifications -
High school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
Preferred experience in high technology or medical device manufacturing.
Two years of production assembly and/or testing experience preferred.
Higher education or trade school training preferred.
Experience with equipment maintenance and following preventative maintenance procedures.
Technical background equivalent to Grade 12
Experience and/or a desire to learn high-skill medical device cable assembly.
Ability to assemble micro-scale devices under a microscope for extended periods.
Proficiency in using measurement equipment and maintaining accurate process records.
Basic computer knowledge and skills.
Fluent in English (written and oral).
A continuous desire to learn new processes and skills.
Effective communication skills: sharing information, knowledge, and experience openly and honestly. Actively listening and clarifying messages. Demonstrating consistency between words and actions.
Initiative: Recognizing opportunities and taking proactive steps.
Commitment and involvement: proactive, results-oriented, enthusiastic, self-driven.
Committed to quality: efficient, sets high standards, focused on improvement.
Adaptability to changes: flexible and open to new ideas.
Demonstrates creativity: innovative and visionary thinking.
Positive influence: confident, assertive, and persuasive, creating a positive impression.
Takes responsibility for personal development: self-aware, motivated, and curious.
Expert knowledge: skilled, professional, up-to-date.
Effective teamwork: supportive, encouraging, cooperative
Knowledge or experience in medical product treatment standards (e.g., FDA 510k, ISO 13485 guidelines).
Familiarity with GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) is advantageous.
Knowledgeable in maintaining, operating, and troubleshooting equipment, particularly ovens and gas systems.
Responsible for monthly, quarterly, and annual preventative maintenance on equipment, including clean room flow hoods, high-temperature furnaces, equipment temperature controllers, and calibrations.
Resourceful in ordering parts, working with vendors, and daily problem-solving.
Ability to maintain detailed records following good documentation practices.
What you'll get:
In this role, you will work for a higher purpose; hope for everyone dealing with cancer, and for everyone regardless of where in the world, to have access to the best cancer care. In addition to this, Elekta offers a range of benefits.
What we offer:
- Opportunity to work with a proactive and supportive team
- Hybrid work option (you are required to work on location at least 3 days/week)
- Excellent Medical, Dental and Vision coverage
- 401k, paid Vacation and Holiday
- A health of additional benefits including wellness reimbursement, tuition reimbursement and flexible spending account
- Opportunity to work on cutting edge in medical advancement.
- Close-knit company culture
- Upward mobility
How to proceed?
We are looking forward to hearing from you! Apply by submitting your application and résumé in English, via the “Apply” button. Please note that we do not accept applications by e-mail.
We are an equal opportunity employer.
We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic.
The US base compensation range for this position is $31.25 - 33.65 hourly.
About Elekta
As a leader in precision radiation therapy, Elekta is committed to ensuring every patient has access to the best cancer care possible. Elekta is a proud innovator and supplier of equipment and software used to improve, prolong, and save the lives of people with cancer and brain disorders.
More than 6,000 hospitals worldwide rely on Elekta technology. We openly collaborate with customers to advance sustainable, outcome-driven, and cost-efficient solutions to meet evolving patient needs, improve lives and bring hope to everyone dealing with cancer. To us, it's personal, and our global team of 4,700 employees combine passion, science, and imagination to profoundly change cancer care. We don't just build technology, we build hope.
Elekta is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, with presence in more than 120 countries and listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. For more information, visit elekta.com or follow @Elekta on Twitter and on LinkedIn.
