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Manufacturing Technician II

Chicago, IL

A BIT ABOUT SIBEL HEALTH:

With headquarters based in Chicago, Illinois and an international office in Seoul, South Korea, Sibel Health is an award-winning digital health startup with a mission to deliver Better Health Data for All®. We were founded with a specific focus on our most vulnerable patients—pregnant persons and babies—where we believe wireless monitoring has the potential to do the most good worldwide. We achieve this by providing a complete monitoring solution of advanced wireless wearables, best-in-class software, and novel AI/ML algorithms, all linked to the cloud. To date, we’ve launched our technologies in 20 countries, from the most advanced hospitals in the world to the most resource-constrained locations. We work with some of the most respected healthcare organizations in the world, from major philanthropies to large medical technology and pharmaceutical companies. With numerous FDA clearances and a recently completed fundraising round, we are poised for growth and expansion. We are seeking mission-driven individuals with a strong sense of purpose who believe that technology can improve the lives of our most vulnerable patients.

THE OPPORTUNITY:

We are looking for a Manufacturing Technician II to join our team. You will work with hardware, application, and other cross-functional teams to react quickly and produce quality solutions to difficult technical challenges. Sibel’s fast-paced environment offers ample opportunities for growth in several areas: improved technology skills, effective leadership, dedicated mentorship, creative design, strong communication skills, teamwork, and more. 

WHAT YOU WILL BE WORKING ON:

  • Perform encapsulation and housing of sensors.
  • Perform sensor preparation such as soldering, adhesive application, and silicon layer preparations. 
  • Manage inventory of products and their sub-components.
  • Perform inspection of consumable and non-consumable products.
  • Complete sensor build documentation
  • Perform general logistics tasks.

ABOUT YOU:

  • Associate Degree or Technical Degree / Technical Certificate.
  • Ability to follow manufacturing work instructions and procedures consistently.
  • Experience working with adhesives and silicones preferred.
  • Experience or certification for soldering is preferred. 
  • Previous manufacturing or prototype build process experience.
  • Able to work an early schedule (7am - 3:30pm) 

YOU MAY THRIVE IN THIS ROLE IF:

  • Excellent mechanical aptitude and attention to detail.
  • Experience with medical device or electronics assembly.
  • Experience with electronics bench work.
  • Experience with assembly processes.
  • Experience with quality control.

BENEFITS:

  • Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance.
  • 15 PTO days.
  • Simple IRA plan with employer matching.
  • Company-sponsored events and lunches.
  • Stipend for professional development.
  • Opportunity to be part of a dedicated and driven team that is here to disrupt and revolutionize wireless monitoring.

Sibel Health Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status.

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