Machine Operator I (MedTech)

Location: Jacksonville, Florida, United States of America; onsite

Company

Johnson & Johnson MedTech develops innovative, less invasive, and personalized healthcare and vision-treatment solutions.

What you will do

• Set up, operate, and monitor manufacturing equipment used to produce intraocular lenses.
• Check machine performance, product quality, process conditions, and operating parameters; take corrective action and escalate abnormalities.
• Perform equipment checks, process tests, measurements, line clearance, cleaning, and basic preventive maintenance.
• Complete production orders, equipment logs, charts, system transactions, and quality records.
• Handle PEG fixtures, reagents, cylinders, and liquid and solid waste in accordance with EHS procedures.
• Coordinate with manufacturing-line colleagues to maintain continuous production flow and communicate process issues.

Requirements

• Technical certification from an accredited institution in electronics, electricity, refrigeration, mechanics, or a related discipline.
• At least one year of general work experience with a technical certification; no prior experience is required with an associate degree in a technical discipline.
• Basic mathematical, computer, manufacturing data, and statistics skills.
• Ability to read and follow procedures, specifications, production orders, and equipment instructions.
• Strong attention to detail, reliability, teamwork, communication, safety, and quality orientation.
• Must be available for assigned shifts, including Saturdays, Sundays, and other nonstandard hours when required.

Nice to have

• Associate degree in a technical discipline.
• Manufacturing Operator or similar production experience.
• Experience setting up equipment and adjusting manufacturing parameters for cutting machines, microscopes, comparators, optical benches, or interferometers.

Culture & Benefits

• Work in a regulated MedTech manufacturing environment supporting vision-care products.
• Follow Good Manufacturing Practices, environmental health and safety, quality, waste-handling, and environmental requirements.
• Contribute to an inclusive workplace committed to equal opportunity and accessibility.