Job Description
About TheraFascia
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TheraFascia makes a handheld precision deep-shear device, paired with an AI-powered app, that helps therapists treat musculoskeletal fascial restrictions and helps people move better. We are a small team moving from working prototypes into our first production run.
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The role:
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We need a part-time hands-on technician in the Seattle area to help build and test our devices. You will work directly in assembling physical hardware with our engineering lead and our contract manufacturer.
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What you'll do:
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• Assemble electromechanical units from drawings, BOMs, and work instructions
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• Run functional and calibration tests on each unit and log results
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• Troubleshoot failures at the sensor, motor/actuator, wiring, and firmware-interface level
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• Document build steps, test data, and defects so we can improve the design and the process
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• Help refine assembly and test procedures as we scale from dozens to hundreds of units
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Requirements
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• Must live in the greater Seattle area. This is an onsite/hybrid role. Applicants outside the region will not be considered; relocation is not offered.
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• Associate degree or technical diploma in mechatronics, electronics, or mechanical engineering technology — or equivalent hands-on experience
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• Comfortable with hand tools, soldering, multimeters, and basic bench test equipment
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• Can read mechanical drawings, wiring diagrams, and component specs
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• Writes clear, accurate test records and build notes
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• Careful, organized, and able to work independently
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• Nice to have: medical device, consumer hardware, or robotics assembly experience