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We are seeking to hire an Instrument Test Tech for our client in Sparks, MD!
Weekly Pay and Benefits Available!
Instrument Test Technician | (Medical Manufacturing)
Pay $24.18
Day shift, Monday-Friday | Full-Time
Employment Type: 45-Day Temp-to-Perm
Pay Frequency: Weekly Pay
Benefits:
Weekly Pay
401(k)
Health, Dental, Vision Insurance
Temp-to-Perm opportunity after 45 days
Instrument Test Technician
Job Overview:
The Instrument Test Technician I is responsible for the assembly, system-level testing,
troubleshooting, and performance verification of moderately complex medical
instruments in a regulated manufacturing environment. This role requires strong
technical aptitude, the ability to read and interpret blueprints and engineering drawings,
and experience analyzing test data to determine instrument performance and
compliance with quality standards.
Must-Have Requirements:
Candidates must meet all requirements below to be considered:
High School Diploma or GED with a minimum of 6 years of manufacturing, testing, or
technical assembly experience
OR an Associate’s Degree (technical field) with at least 2 years of relevant experience
Experience working in a regulated manufacturing environment (medical device,
pharmaceutical, or similar)
Ability to read, interpret, and work from blueprints, engineering drawings, schematics,
and work instructions
Hands-on experience performing functional and release testing on moderately complex
instruments or equipment
Demonstrated ability to analyze test results and data to determine pass/fail criteria
Proven experience troubleshooting mechanical, electrical, motion, or optical system
issues
Strong understanding of quality systems, GMP, and documentation requirements
Ability to use mechanical tools and precision measurement devices (torque drivers,
gauges, calipers, etc.)
Proficiency in English (reading, writing, and technical comprehension required)
Basic computer skills and experience working in a Windows-based environment
Ability to stand for extended periods and perform hands-on technical work
Willingness and ability to work overtime as required
Key Responsibilities:
Build, integrate, and test complete medical instruments using blueprints, drawings, and
specifications
Perform functional, performance, and release testing on assigned instruments
Interpret mechanical and electrical schematics to verify correct assembly and system
operation
Analyze test data and determine corrective actions for non-conforming instruments
Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, or system-level failures
Optimize system performance including precision movement, alignment, calibration, and
light systems
Perform rework and adjustments while maintaining tight tolerances
Identify defects and support root cause analysis and process improvements
Process and disposition Quality Notifications (QNs)
Accurately complete test documentation and device history records
Interface with Engineering, Quality, Planning, and Purchasing as needed
Maintain compliance with GMP, safety, and housekeeping standards
Technical Skills:
Advanced blueprint and schematic interpretation
Strong mechanical aptitude and analytical problem-solving
Experience working with precision instruments and test equipment
Ability to manage multiple priorities in a production environment
Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy
Work Environment:
Medical manufacturing / warehouse environment
Standing, bending, lifting, and material handling required
This role is not entry-level. Candidates must have prior instrument testing experience
and be comfortable working independently from blueprints with minimal supervision. BD04123JD
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