Engineering Technician

Nanopath is developing a first-in-class in vitro diagnostics platform to transform how diseases are diagnosed. We aim to replace lengthy molecular testing workflows by bringing rapid, high-quality diagnostics closer to the patient. Our mission is to improve patient outcomes – starting with women – through a purpose-built platform that delivers actionable results within a single office visit. The company is headquartered at The Engine, the premier tough technology incubator in the Kendall Square ecosystem. We are collectively committed to health equity and the design of solutions for underserved populations and low-resource settings. Corporate sustainability – both environmental and social – is at the forefront of our decision making. About the Role Support the assembly, build, and testing of Nanopath's point-of-care molecular diagnostic platform, including the fluidic cartridge consumable and the optical reader instrument. Assemble plastic cartridge consumables, including component preparation, bonding, sealing, and reagent loading, following documented work instructions. Build and integrate electromechanical assemblies for reader systems, including mechanisms, motors, sensors, optics, wiring harnesses, and PCBAs. Perform in-process inspection, functional testing, and troubleshooting of cartridges and reader subassemblies, and report non-conformances to the engineering team. Support builds from prototype through pilot production, and provide hands-on feedback to engineering on design for assembly and manufacturability. Help develop, refine, and maintain assembly work instructions, build records, fixtures, and tooling. Manage parts inventory, kitting, and incoming inspection of components from vendors and contract manufacturers. Maintain build documentation and traceability in compliance with ISO 13485 and Good Documentation Practices. Technical Qualifications Hands-on experience assembling cartridge consumables, microfluidic devices, or other plastic disposables, ideally for medical devices or diagnostics. Hands-on experience building electromechanical assemblies or instruments. Proficiency with hand and power tools, precision measurement instruments (calipers, micrometers, gauges), and basic electrical test equipment (multimeter, power supply). Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, assembly instructions, wiring diagrams, and bills of materials; working familiarity with GD&T is a plus. Experience working in a regulated manufacturing environment (ISO 13485, FDA QSR/QMSR), including following controlled procedures and completing device history or build records. Experience in cleanroom or controlled-environment assembly, ESD-safe handling, or IPC soldering and cable/harness standards (e.g., IPC J-STD-001, IPC/WHMA-A-620) is a plus. Experience supporting the transfer of builds from prototype to pilot or contract manufacturing is a plus. General Qualifications Associate degree, technical…