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Position Summary
This position will need to understand and demonstrate the ability to perform activities necessary for Infusion Pump Service operations, including repair, refurbishment, out of box failures analysis and complaint investigations. In addition, this position may be responsible for training new employees on key aspects of the Service process, including PCI (Product Complaint Investigation) analysis, device history investigation, and true root cause analysis to component level if required. 
Also responsible for documenting the required aspects of Infusion Pump PCI, repair, refurbishment, rework, and labor and material tracking jobs. This person must be proficient with the device tracking system (Oracle) so that the complaints are addressed, and all results are technically accurate and include required elements ensuring that the analysis/repair activity is properly recorded.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
• Will perform routine and complex work related to the repair, rework, refurbishment or upgrades of medical devices.
• Troubleshoot and analyze customer device returns to problem solve root cause issues.
• Comply with all the requirements in the Quality and Operational procedures in their area of responsibility to meet the requirements of all applicable Quality System Regulations (i.e. cGMP compliance).
• Perform Level 0 and Level 1 PCI investigations on a regular basis, working as necessary with Senior Technicians, QA, Customer Service and Global Complaint Management teams as necessary.
• Assist with notebook/engineering studies, out of box failures analysis and yield improvement activity.
• May perform troubleshooting and repair of devices onsite at customer locations.
• Work with Manager and QA to identify and resolve process and/or product non-conformities.
• Assist Senior Technicians or Engineering with On-the-Job training activities as required.
• Clean the assigned work area on daily basis to maintain clean work environment.
• Work on special projects as they arise.
no transferable skills
Knowledge, Skills & Qualifications
• Demonstrate initiative and good teamwork skills
• Proficient with cGMP, process, and product knowledge
• Good verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to edit written process documentation as necessary
• Proven analytical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Quality and results oriented
Education and Experience
• High School diploma or GED equivalent
• A.S. degree in a technical discipline preferred, or equivalent experience
• 1-3 yrs of industry experience in a high-tech manufacturing, service repair or related environment.
Minimum Qualifications
• Must be at least 18 years of age
Travel Requirements
• Typically requires travel less than 25% of the time
Physical Requirements and Work Environment
• Job duties are performed in a service repair hub environment.
• Must have high level of hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity to work with electro-mechanical medical devices
• Must be able to lift 30-40 lbs.
Client is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or protected veteran status and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability. Type of Repairs Experience:
Look for candidates who have hands-on experience in repairing electronic/mechanical equipment.
Ideal profiles include work on PCBs, circuit boards, gaming consoles, small household appliances, or industrial equipment.
Technical Skills:
Ability to diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair down to the component level.
Experience in soldering, using testing equipment (like multimeters, oscilloscopes), and reading schematics or blueprints.
Relevant Hobbies or Side Projects (Highly Valued):
Candidates who enjoy tinkering, rebuilding electronics, repairing gadgets or household devices in their free time (e.g., repairing blenders, old radios, gaming systems).
Personal projects or hands-on DIY electronics experience are strong indicators of technical aptitude.
Experience Rebuilding or Assembling Interfaces:
Prior exposure to rebuilding interfaces, working on templates or frameworks, or any hardware/software integration projects.
Behavioral & Interview Questions Commonly Asked:
Tell us about a time you fixed a complex device — what was the issue, and how did you approach it?
Have you ever repaired something not related to work — like a blender, gaming console, or home device?
What tools do you regularly use in repairs?
How comfortable are you with reading schematics or troubleshooting unknown systems?
Work Ethic and Team Fit:
Ability to follow standard repair procedures while thinking independently when needed.
Strong attention to detail, willingness to learn, and a passion for hands-on work.