Electrical Assembler

Corin is seeking an Electrical Assembly Technician to support the Robotic Electrical Assembly Team in the building, testing, and service maintenance of components items, Apollo stations, and the peripheral devices required to support hospital surgeries. This role is based in Raynham, MA.

The key responsibilities of the Electrical Assembly Technician

• Measure voltages, currents, and resistance using multi-meters or bespoke test equipment.
• Work with quality to verify the system and sign off on the relevant quality documentation.
• Prepare Balance and Omni Bot devices ready for shipping.
• Follow all the relevant SOPS and Work Instructions for the effective assembly of the Corin Technologies, in line with demand planning and quality.
• Complete all the relevant quality documentation with adherence to QMS requirements in line with the necessary ISO30485 and GMP standards.
• Escalate issues and improvements to your line manager.
• Train new team members on how to manufacture, calibrate, and maintain Corin’s robotic devices.
• Continually develop work instructions and SOPS in line with technological developments
• Work with engineering and quality to make process improvements.

Electrical Assembly

• Assemble electronic components to create a complete product EG) Apollo and OMNIBotics devices.
• Solder fine wire harnesses.
• Conduct mechanical assembly and panel wiring.
• Install dedicated software and firmware using Windows and MacOS operating systems.
• Perform in-process inspection of completed components and the Apollo and OMNIBotics system and peripheral devices.

Test

• Calibration testing of the Omni Bot and Balance Bot systems.
• Calibrate and test the Camera system ready for installation on the Apollo station.
• Measure voltages, currents, and resistance using multi-meters or bespoke test equipment.
• Work with quality to verify the system and sign off on the relevant quality documentation.
• Prepare Balance and Omni Bot devices ready for shipping.

Service Maintenance

• Run diagnostics and troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues of returned units from the hospitals and medical centers.
• Run weekly equipment and inventory checks within the electrical manufacturing unit ensuring everything is present and fit for purpose.

The ideal Electrical Assembly Technician

• Experience in intricate soldiering for cable/wire harness assembly.
• IPC J STD 001 Soldering certification – achieved.
• An electrical engineering qualification would be ideal but not essential.
• Have instigated manufacturing / continuous improvement initiatives.
• Ability to follow strict work instructions with zero errors.
• Starter/finisher
• Have a lean manufacturing / continuous improvement approach to working.
• Ability to follow and train team members on manufacturing documentation and practices.
• Would suit an individual who has a high interest in computer assembly and/or electronics.