Eelctro/Mechanical Assembly Technician in Chesterfield
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Job DescriptionJob Description
Come and be part of the R&D Group at Katalyst Surgical, makers of neurosurgical tools used in eye and brain surgery, also one of the fastest growing companies of the ZEISS group.
This is a long term contract position for someone with electro-mechanical aptitude.
Job Description
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- Perform electrical and mechanical assembly using various types of hardware and tools
- Work cross-functionally, collaborating internally with engineers
- Perform general testing
- Perform incoming inspection on components and sub-assemblies
- Perform inventory maintenance
- Perform other duties as assigned
- Provide updates on the progress of projects to the engineering team
Job Requirements
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- High school diploma or equivalent
- Minimum 1 year of professional experience as an electro-mechanical assembly technician including testing and tooling
- Good hand-eye coordination
- Strong attention to detail
- Ability to follow written and verbal instructions
Company DescriptionToday, Katalyst is the face of Retina surgical instrument development. However, many do not know about the brand’s modest early days. Learn more about the Katalyst history below, including what inspired the famous Katalyst logo, along with some of Katalyst Scheller’s favorite Developments throughout the years.
Coming from humble beginnings, Katalyst’s history dates back to 1985, where founder Gregg Scheller created the Advanced Surgical Products brand with just 2 partners. The first ASP model was introduced later that year and was the invention of the first disposable light pipe for Retina surgical endoillumination. This first prototype was produced in 1985 on a kitchen table. A few years later, in 1990, the manufacturer produced over 180,000 lightpipes on an annual basis. This supplied the entirety of the industry, including the Storz, Alcon, and Grieshaber brands.
Today, when Retina Surgeons all over the world think of the Katalyst brand, they think of surgical innovation — and rightly so. Katalyst now produces many different models that deliver strong surgical performance and offer a variety of unique performance and ergonomic design features that distinguish the Katalyst brand.Company DescriptionToday, Katalyst is the face of Retina surgical instrument development. However, many do not know about the brand’s modest early days. Learn more about the Katalyst history below, including what inspired the famous Katalyst logo, along with some of Katalyst Scheller’s favorite Developments throughout the years.\r\n\r\nComing from humble beginnings, Katalyst’s history dates back to 1985, where founder Gregg Scheller created the Advanced Surgical Products brand with just 2 partners. The first ASP model was introduced later that year and was the invention of the first disposable light pipe for Retina surgical endoillumination. This first prototype was produced in 1985 on a kitchen table. A few years later, in 1990, the manufacturer produced over 180,000 lightpipes on an annual basis. This supplied the entirety of the industry, including the Storz, Alcon, and Grieshaber brands.\r\n\r\nToday, when Retina Surgeons all over the world think of the Katalyst brand, they think of surgical innovation — and rightly so. Katalyst now produces many different models that deliver strong surgical performance and offer a variety of unique performance and ergonomic design features that distinguish the Katalyst brand.
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