Medical Assembly Associate/Manufacturing Associate

Overview

Position: Medical Assembly Associate / Manufacturing Associate

Department: Manufacturing

Location: Santa Rosa, CA

WHO WE ARE:

Endologix LLC operates as a subsidiary of Rhevera Medical Holdings, LLC, a global medical device company focused on preserving and restoring the blood flow patients depend on. Our innovative vascular portfolio spans aortic repair, peripheral arterial disease, and thrombectomy, including the ALTO® Abdominal Stent Graft System, AFX®2 Endovascular AAA System, DETOUR™ System, and Pounce™ Thrombectomy System.

At Rhevera Medical, innovation is more than what we create. It’s how we think, collaborate, and move patient care forward. We’re building a mission-driven culture where your ideas matter, your growth is supported, and your work can make a meaningful difference.

Our Core Values guide the choices we make and the way we work, because our customers and patients depend on us:

• Patient Outcomes Drive Us: We improve lives with every advancement we deliver.
• Integrity Defines Us: We do what’s right, stay transparent, prioritize quality, and own our actions.
• Innovation Advances Us: We stay curious, adaptable, and push boundaries.
• Boldness Propels Us: We take smart risks and are unafraid in our pursuit of excellence.
• Collaboration Unites Us: We partner across teams and with physicians to drive exceptional results.

Ready to bring your ideas, experience, and passion to work that matters? Join us and help shape what’s next in vascular care.

Employment with Endologix LLC: Candidates applying for this position are applying for employment with Endologix LLC, which operates as Rhevera Medical company. Candidates for this role will not be employed, or jointly employed, by Rhevera Medical Holdings, LLC.

ABOUT THE ROLE:

The Medical Assembly Associate / Manufacturing Associate I / II position is a temporary-to-hire opportunity. In this role, you'll support daily manufacturing operations by helping ensure products are built safely, accurately, and on schedule. You'll work in a highly regulated, controlled manufacturing environment, assembling delicate medical device components while wearing required personal protective equipment (PPE). You may also be responsible for inspecting, testing, and packaging medical devices and related components to ensure they meet quality standards and regulatory requirements.

Because our products are ultimately used to treat patients with vascular disease, quality is at the center of everything we do. Success in this role requires exceptional attention to detail, strong manual dexterity, and a commitment to producing consistent, high-quality work. Reliable attendance and punctuality are equally important. While we provide comprehensive training, you must be able to read and follow work instructions in English using an iPad and consistently adhere to established processes, procedures, and quality standards.

During your first few weeks, you'll be introduced to a significant amount of new information. You'll learn medical device manufacturing terminology, become familiar with standard operating procedures, and work closely with an experienced trainer or mentor. Initially, you'll observe and practice alongside your mentor until you've demonstrated proficiency and become qualified on your assigned workstation. As your skills grow, you'll continue learning through ongoing coaching, feedback, and cross-training opportunities. You’re also encouraged to play an active role in your learning by asking questions and seeing clarification/elaboration. Many employees expand their capabilities by becoming qualified on additional stations and product lines over time.

Let's be honest...it's hard work, but it's rewarding work. This is detailed, hands-on work that requires patience, focus, and commitment. If you decide to take on the challenge, you'll be exposed to an environment that is open and willing to answer questions to help you grow. You'll work collaboratively with colleagues across teams and be part of a leading, purpose-driven Sonoma County organization on a mission to make a meaningful impact on the lives of patients with vascular disease.

Responsibilities

WHAT YOU'LL DO:

• Assemble medical device components using approved manufacturing methods, work instructions, and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
• Perform repetitive and non-repetitive assembly operations requiring fine motor skills, attention to detail, and manual dexterity.
• Using microscopes, precision hand tools, and measuring instruments such as tweezers, pin gauges, and calipers, you'll perform detailed assembly work. You may also work with specialized equipment, including welders and soldering irons, as part of the manufacturing process.
• Maintain controlled environment integrity by using proper attire and adherence to controlled environment practices and procedures.
• Consistently adhere to Endologix Quality and Regulatory policies, and Endologix Core Values.
• Responsible for producing high quality work that adheres to our policies, procedures, and practices.
• Able to detect common defects within workstations and process appropriately as required.
• Capable of quick learning process and building competencies across stations with minimal errors.
• Other duties as requested or assigned.
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Qualifications

WHAT YOU'LL BRING:

Education:

• High School Diploma or equivalent.

Skills/Qualifications:

• Demonstrates proficient English reading, writing and spoken skills.
• Basic math.
• Strong manual dexterity a plus.
• Commitment to consistent and reliable attendance and punctuality.

WHAT WE OFFER:

• Hourly pay range: $20/hr-24/hr depending on experience (DOE) and level of position.

OUR COMMITMENT TO EQUAL OPPORTUNITY & VETERAN INCLUSION:

Endologix LLC, which operates as a Rhevera Medical company, is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local law. As a federal contractor, Endologix LLC is committed to taking affirmative action to recruit, employ, and advance in employment qualified individuals with disabilities and protected veterans.