Quality Operations Technician (12 Hour Weeknight Shift - Onsite)

Insulet Corporation•Acton, MA

21h•$19 - $29•Onsite

About The Position

Join a fast-growing medical device manufacturer where quality is at the heart of innovation. As an Operations Quality Technician I, you’ll play a hands-on role in ensuring products meet the highest standards from raw materials through final release. Working in a cleanroom environment, you’ll perform inspections, document results, and support key quality systems while collaborating with cross-functional teams. This role is ideal for detail-oriented professionals with lab or medical device experience who enjoy problem-solving, working independently, and using precision measurement tools. It’s a great opportunity to build your quality career in a dynamic, highly regulated manufacturing environment that values continuous improvement and professional growth. The Operation Quality Technician I will be a critical contributor in a mission that truly represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join a company that is making significant investments in establishing US manufacturing, expanding internationally, and delivering a consistent cadence of product innovations to the market and investing in its people. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring our manufacturing site produces and distributes products which meet or exceed all established quality standards and will be responsible for ensuring our processes and procedures are compliant with corporate policies and federal law. The individual will be trained in performing Incoming, In-process inspections in the cleanroom, or assessing the final product’s efficacy prior to market release. In addition to those activities, this position may also be required to support production operations, metrology, microbiology, or other manufacturing functions as business needs arise. This position requires a strong attention to detail, problem solving skills, and willingness to work in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

Requirements

High School diploma
Minimum of 1 year in a related Quality function or equivalent.
Must be proficient in English language to be able to read documentation, communicate, and write.
Experience working in a lab setting environment in the medical device industry.
Basic mathematics skills (adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing)
Capable of working independently with minimal instruction from their supervisor.
Experience working with measurement instrumentation such as micrometers, calipers, tensile testers, video microscopes, and optical gauging products.
The ability to use stereoscopes and varying microscope setups.

Responsibilities

Inspect and record results of work on Incoming raw material, In-process, or Lot Qualification at various stages of the production process, distribution process to determine and maintain the quality and reliability of our product.
Assess and complete inspection reports and records including the entry of data into various electronic systems. (For example – Word, Excel, SAP, Electronic DHR systems, Oracle Agile, and others).
Generate, review, and maintain quality records in support of the Quality System. (For example – device history records, and training records)
Ensure the equipment calibration status is within the timeframe of use.
Assist the Quality Manager in notified body and regulatory authority audits and inspections.
Works from specifications, work plans, procedures, and general instructions from either Quality Engineers, Quality Supervisor, or the Quality Manager.
Required to maintain and enforce cGMPs.
Safely follow standard operating procedures including but not limited to quality standards, material handling, and record keeping. Must follow all Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), Good Documentation Practices (GDPs), and Good Laboratory Practices (GLPs).
Notifies Quality or Operations Leadership of any discrepancies to ensure quality standards and safety of operations are maintained at all times.
Maintain a clean work environment suitable for medical device manufacturing and cleanroom production.
Capable of working independently with minimal instruction from their supervisor
Use of measurement instrumentation such as micrometers, calipers, tensile testers, and optical gauging products.
Performs other duties as required