Quality Inspector II - 1st Shift

We anticipate the application window for this opening will close on - 6 Nov 2026   Careers that change lives start here. Medtronic is a global leader in healthcare technology with a Mission to alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life. Our 95,000 employees work across more than 150 countries to put patients first — developing innovative medical technologies that improve the lives of 72+ million patients each year. Your unique talents will help shape the future of healthcare while building a career grounded in purpose, growth, and impact. A Day in the Life                     Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned. • Uses predetermined methods, operations, setups and prescribed specifications to inspect visually in-process and completed products such as electronic units and subsystems, precision electromechanical assemblies or mechanical units, subassemblies, structural flaws, internal defects, and missing welds. • Uses various measuring devices and testing equipment. • Accepts, rejects, or reworks defective or malfunctioning units or systems. • Works from blueprints, diagrams, dial indicators, preset micrometers, scales, fixtures, customer specifications, drawing or inspection instructions and checklists. • May monitor and verify quality in accordance with statistical process or other control procedures. • Performs line clearances after each lot to ensure all materials from the previous lot have been removed. PRODUCTION SUPPORT CAREER STREAM:  Provides support in manufacturing operations and/or distribution centers including assembly, machinery, processing, packaging, and/or distribution of company products. May set up and operate automatic or semiautomatic machines and related equipment in a continuous production/processing operation. Reports any malfunctions or abnormalities in machines, with higher levels recommending and/or making adjustments to methods and processes. May be involved in shipping, receiving, inventory control, or storage of products in distribution centers. DIFFERENTIATING FACTORS Autonomy:  Established and productive individual contributor. Works under moderate supervision; with general supervision and instructions given for routine work and detailed instructions for new activities. Knows operating equipment and established operational procedures. Works on clerical assignments in distribution center that may require application of prior experience. Organizational Impact:  Performs intermediate activities requiring judgment and decision-making in manufacturing/production operations or distribution center. Work consists of tasks that are typically routine. Innovation and Complexity:  Problems faced are routine and typically exist in current work processes and systems. May be required to highlight areas of concerns / problems in own job area. Communication and Influence:  Communicates typically with internal contacts within and outside of immediate team. Obtains and provides information requiring some explanation or interpretation. Leadership and Talent Management:  May provide guidance and assistance to new or entry level employees. Required Knowledge and Experience:  Requires basic knowledge of manufacturing or supply chain operational procedures, systems, and tools gained through experience and/or relevant training, education, or certifications. Requires 1+ years of related experience, which may include a combination of practical experience and applicable training, education, or certification. No minimum education requirement. For Baccalaureate degrees earned outside of the United States, a degree that satisfies the requirements of 8 C.F.R. § 214.2(h)(4)(iii)(A) is required. Physical Job Requirements The above statements are intended to describe the general