Work Flexibility: Onsite

Schedule: 2nd shift – Monday through Thursday from 2:15pm - 12:45amMST (required overtime and weekends as needed).

As a Manufacturing Line Lead you will work in supervisory direction and function as the leader of a production team to meet production goals for the assembly of components and/or devices.  This role may require the operation of equipment and tools to assemble and/or inspect components and devices with assembly operations include soldering, adhesive joining, machine operation, packaging, labeling, and inspecting.  This role requires the employee to maintain the quality and integrity of the product at all times.   

Carry out 50% Line Lead responsibilities & 50% Product Builder duties Manages daily work assignments of product builders Manages overtime schedule Co-ordinate vacation/sick leave requests. Conduct or coordinate on-the-job trainings. Responsible for the logistics of daily, weekly, monthly meetings and may be asked to present at weekly/monthly/quarterly meetings Communicate and/or coordinate production-related activities with other support groups Carry out NC/CAPA applicable action items  Performs administrative task of Catch of the Day Program Escalates line issues to supervisor as deemed necessary Provide objective performance feedback of product builders  Provide line performance summary (weekly) Track and monitor area performance against per determined targets. Review and escalate deviations and needed actions as required as measured against metric performance. Other responsibilities as deemed necessary by management  

What you need:

Required Qualifications:

High School or GED

Preferred Qualifications:

5+ years of experience in a manufacturing or production environment, with some leadership experienceProven success in meeting production goals and KPIs in high-volume settingsSkilled in Lean Manufacturing methodologies and continuous improvement practicesProficient with ERP/MES systems (e.g., SAP, Oracle) and production reporting toolsStrong problem-solving and root cause analysis capabilitiesEffective trainer and mentor for team developmentCommitted to workplace safety and operational excellenceExperienced in shift handovers and accurate production reportingExcellent communication and collaboration skills across departments (e.g., maintenance, engineering, quality)Proficient in Microsoft Office and other reporting platforms

Physical & Cognitive Requirements:

Regularly required to stand, sit, walk, and perform tasks involving fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.Frequent use of microscopes and handheld tools; may involve assembling small components.May lift/move items up to 25 lbs; occasionally up to 50–75 lbs depending on site/product line.Physical activities may include bending, kneeling, crouching, crawling, reaching, pushing, and pulling.Exposure to moderate noise, mechanical parts, and potentially hazardous substances.Use of PPE (e.g., safety glasses, respirators, protective clothing) is required.Clean room work requires gowns, hair covers, and shoe covers.Microscope use may be required for extended periods.

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Travel Percentage: None

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