Manufacturing Tech IV
job store staffingBoulder (CO)
$23–$28/hour
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Manufacturing Technician IVWe are looking for an experienced Manufacturing Technician IV to assemble, manufacture, and refurbish complex products, components, and sub-assemblies. This role is ideal for someone who can work independently, has strong technical skills, and enjoys being a go-to resource on the manufacturing floor.
What's In It For You?
- $23–$28/hour, based on experience
- Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PMNo weekends
- Temp-to-hire opportunity
- Opportunity to work with complex products and assemblies
- Build technical skills across multiple product families
- Work independently and take ownership of production tasks
- Opportunity to serve as a subject-matter expert and resource for the manufacturing team
What You'll Do:
- Assemble, manufacture, and refurbish complex components and products
- Use hand tools such as screwdrivers, socket wrenches, torque drivers, and hex wrenches
- Perform detailed assembly tasks including trimming materials and applying labels
- Work with adhesives, oils, power tools, and moving parts as needed
- Use ERP systems, Jira, Microsoft Office, and Confluence to track work and documentation
- Manage multiple production tasks and prioritize work to meet deadlines
- Produce high-quality assemblies across multiple areas of the manufacturing line
- Maintain quality, safety, and production standards
What We're Looking For:
- High school diploma or GED required 2+ years of related experience
- Strong understanding of manufacturing products and processes
- Ability to work independently and serve as a technical resource
- Dependable, punctual, and safety-minded
- Ability to read and understand written work instructions in English
- Basic computer skills
- Strong attention to detail and fine motor skills
- Experience with multiple manufacturing areas or product families preferred
- Ready to take your manufacturing skills to the next level? Apply today!
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