Manufacturing Technician III

Spectra Logic•Boulder, CO

4d•$23 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

The Manufacturing Technician III assembles, manufactures, or refurbishes products, components, and sub-assemblies according to established procedures and quality standards. The role completes assigned work with growing independence and ensures finished goods are prepared accurately and on time for customer delivery while meeting quality and production targets. The position is based at Spectra’s Boulder, Colorado office. Candidates must live within commuting distance; relocation assistance is unavailable, and only local candidates will be considered. The role requires working in the office five days per week. The posting also describes Spectra’s broader work environment as casual, hybrid, flexible, and creative. Compensation is $23.32–$28.00 per hour. The stated range is a good-faith estimate, and actual pay may vary based on knowledge, skills, and experience. Applications are accepted until November 30, 2026.

Requirements

Demonstrated dependability, punctuality, and commitment to workplace safety.
Ability to read and understand written work instructions in English.
Basic computer skills sufficient to access work procedures, time-keeping systems, and other work-related documents.
High School Diploma or GED.
Must reside within commuting distance of the Boulder, Colorado office; only local candidates will be considered.
Must work in the office five days per week.

Nice To Haves

Additional experience, expertise, and demonstrated proficiency across multiple product families and technical skill areas support advancement within the role.

Responsibilities

Assemble or manufacture components according to documented assembly procedures.
Deliver finished products or sub-assemblies while meeting established quality and quantity goals.
Use hand tools such as screwdrivers, socket wrenches, torque drivers, and hex wrenches; work with adhesives, lubricants, or other materials as needed.
Perform fine-motor tasks, including trimming materials, applying labels, and following detailed assembly instructions.
Work with moving parts, power tools, and/or in confined or restricted spaces when operational needs require.
Identify and disposition non-conforming parts or assemblies, escalating issues as appropriate.
Assist with production equipment and tooling setup, calibration, and basic maintenance.
Participate in NPI projects and third-party verification activities as directed.
Maintain inventory accuracy and support cycle count activities.
Use LN, Lathe, Red Tag, Bartender, SPOT EC Spreadsheet/SI, and JIRA Stock Requests systems to execute and track production work.