Medical Device Technician

Medical Device Repair Technician

Location: Woburn, MA (Full-Time, In-Office)
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (No nights, weekends, or shift work)
Reports To: Head of Fulfillment
Compensation: $55,000-$65,000

Stem Wave is a rapidly growing medical device company with locations in Boston’s Seaport and Woburn, MA. We build and service best-in-class orthopedic shockwave technology used by healthcare providers nationwide.

We’re hiring a skilled, reliable technician focused specifically on device repair. If you take pride in troubleshooting, fixing equipment, and ensuring devices operate at their best and you want long-term stability with a consistent Monday–Friday schedule, this role is an excellent fit.

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• Unlimited Paid Time Off

• 13 Paid Company Holidays

• 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision

• HSA option

• Paid parental leave

• Employee referral program

• Predictable 9–5 schedule with no shift work

As a Medical Device Repair Technician, your primary responsibility is to diagnose, repair, and quality-check our shockwave devices. You’ll work hands-on with equipment daily, ensuring returned or malfunctioning units are restored to full functionality and meet all quality standards.

This position is ideal for someone who enjoys troubleshooting, repairing devices, and working in a structured environment, and who wants a long-term, stable role without shift rotations, nights, or weekends.

• Diagnose issues with returned or malfunctioning devices

• Perform mechanical repairs, part replacements, and adjustments

• Use hand tools, power tools, meters, and diagnostic equipment

• Identify root causes and ensure proper corrective actions

• Conduct functional tests before and after repairs

• Inspect devices to verify performance meets specifications

• Document findings, repair steps, and test results accurately

• Escalate recurring or complex issues to engineering or QA

• Restore used devices to like-new condition

• Clean, detail, and prepare devices for redeployment

• Maintain an organized repair bench and workspace

• Track parts usage and inventory needs

• Assist with shipping/receiving of devices as needed

• Collaborate with operations, engineering, and QA on repair trends

• Follow SOPs and maintain compliance with quality standards

• 1–3+ years of hands-on repair or service technician experience
  (medical device, electronics, mechanical, manufacturing, or similar)

• Strong mechanical aptitude and diagnostic skills

• Comfortable with hand tools, power tools, and testing equipment

• Extremely detail-oriented with a “fix it right the first time” mindset

• Reliable, consistent, and process-driven

• Strong communication skills and team-first attitude

• Ability to lift up to 150 lbs

• Passport required for occasional international travel

• Advanced device troubleshooting

• Mechanical and electrical repair techniques

• Quality control and regulated testing processes

• Documentation and repair tracking

• Cross-functional collaboration

• True 9–5 schedule (no nights, weekends, or shifts)

• Clear, steady responsibilities focused solely on repairs

• Long-term stability in a clean, organized, growing operation

• Your work directly ensures device reliability for providers nationwide

• A team that values experience, craftsmanship, and consistency

If you’re an experienced technician looking for a steady, long-term repair role in a growing medical device company, we’d love to meet you.