Job Description

Catalyx is seeking a number of Assembly Operators to join our team and work on our customer site in Asheville, North Carolina.

Who We Are:

Catalyx is a machine vision and automation company that integrates technology and people to help global manufacturers and logistics companies achieve next-generation levels of quality and throughput. For over thirty years, the minds behind Catalyx have been at work maximizing operational processes across highly regulated industries by inventing new technology applications and supporting companies with technical experts. With 9 global offices, over 550 team members, and 3,000 projects under our belt (and counting), we have the capabilities and reach to solve unique process problems at scale – and the vision to keep doing what’s never been done before. For more information visit

The Role:

Catalyx is a trusted partner in delivering world-class lifecycle services to regulated and high-risk end markets. With a relentless commitment to innovation and excellence, we partner with life science and other highly regulated organizations, to empower them to enhance efficiency, and drive success. As part of this commitment, we are continuously developing our on-site teams to support the advancement of customer operations.

The Role:

When you join Catalyx, you’ll do important work that makes a difference — and you’ll join a team that values integrity, intensity, innovation and involvement.

At our customer’s manufacturing site in Asheville, you will be involved in assembling state-of-the-art laboratory equipment used around the world by scientists, healthcare professionals, and researchers advancing drug discovery, disease prevention, and environmental protection.

These roles are hands-on first shift roles.

Responsibilities:

• Assemble product components and sub-assemblies for laboratory equipment and medical devices.
• Read and follow detailed work instructions, diagrams, and wiring schematics.
• Use hand and power tools such as drills, rivet guns, and presses.
• Perform quality checks and testing to ensure every unit meets our high standards.
• Record data in our SAP system for production tracking and inventory management.
• Collaborate with colleagues to troubleshoot issues and improve processes.

Requirements:

• High school diploma or equivalent (required)
• Power tool experience (required)
• Experience in manufacturing, production, or lab settings is preferred but not required
• Ability to follow technical instructions and recognize part numbers and color codes.
• Team-oriented mindset, commitment to safety and willingness to learn.
• Physical ability to stand, bend, reach, and lift up to 50 lbs.

Please note full drug panel, criminal check and education verification will be carried out as part of the screening process.

Also these roles are for an initial three month period only however they are also an incredible opportunity for individuals without prior pharma experience to get a foothold in the industry.

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