Manufacturing Technician II, Instruments

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Responsibilities

• Perform hands-on assembly and testing of diagnostic instrument subassemblies Coordinate integration testing and production process development Maintain quality data and adhere to strict standard operating procedures Conduct inventory cycle counts and manage transactions in Oracle systems Train new employees and share interdisciplinary technical knowledge
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