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Production Technician Consumables

Pleasanton

Job Description: Production Technician Consumables

The Top Line

Here’s the deal. We’re all about helping researchers break free from tools that just don’t cut it. Unleashing problem-tackling products that make a huge difference in the real science they do every day. That’s our mantra, our promise and we own it. Our tribe is different. We thrive on moving fast, taking risks and persevering through failure. We embrace the unknown and we are happy to make mistakes. We are there for each other and we crave diversity because we know that building a truly diverse tribe will make us better at everything.

The Job

As a Consumables Production Technician, you will assemble, inspect, test, and package Unchained Labs consumables that go with our instruments such as Unis, Aunty plates, Unas, and Unfilters. You’ll be joining us in a full-time role within a clean, high-tech manufacturing environment, with the opportunity for occasional overtime as needed to meet team goals. We offer a super-flexible, results-oriented work culture where performance matters more than rigid schedules, along with excellent benefits to support your well-being. You’ll work alongside a small, collaborative team of talented and passionate individuals who genuinely enjoy what they do and support one another’s success. As we continue to grow, this role also presents meaningful opportunities for professional development and advancement within the company.

Responsibilities

  • Perform precise processing and assembly of plastic, glass, and metal components used in consumable products
  • Inspect delicate components with a high level of accuracy and attention to detail to ensure quality standards are met
  • Complete required documentation, including quality control records and issue reports, to support continuous improvement efforts
  • Collaborate with the team to meet production targets and customer demand, including occasional overtime when necessary
  • Inspect, package, and prepare finished goods for shipment in accordance with company standards
  • Proactively contributes ideas and feedback to improve processes, efficiency, and product quality

Qualifications

  • High school diploma or equivalent required; college coursework or vocational training preferred
  • Strong mechanical aptitude, with excellent manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination
  • Previous experience in a manufacturing or production environment preferred
  • Ability to read and interpret assembly instructions, technical drawings, and procedures
  • Strong English communication skills, both written and verbal
  • Exceptional attention to detail, with a focus on organization and maintaining a clean workspace
  • Ability to work independently while managing daily and weekly production goals
  • Quick learner with a flexible, adaptable approach in a fast-paced environment
  • Location in our Headquarters in Pleasanton, CA

Compensation

The US base salary range for this full-time position is $25-28/hour. This salary range is an estimate, and the actual base salary may vary based on the Company’s compensation practices. This role is also eligible for our bonus program, and comprehensive health and retirement benefit programs.

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