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Stryker · Auckland, New Zealand

Associate Kit Assembler

Auckland, New ZealandFull-time

Listed on Stryker’s official careers site. Posted October 12, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Work Flexibility

Onsite If you're looking for a role where you can make a real impact in healthcare, this is it. At Stryker, we hire for talent , not just experience. Our top performers come from all walks of life—professional sports, personal training, military, hospitality, and retail. Whether you're a biomedical or health graduate aiming to break into the medical device industry or transitioning from another field, this could be the opportunity you've been looking for.

As an Associate Kit Assembler , you’ll play a critical role in making sure surgeons have the right tools for life-changing procedures. Each kit includes implants, instruments, and equipment—all meticulously prepared by our dedicated team.

What You’ll Do

You’ll be trusted to manage the flow of critical surgical equipment across Australia and New Zealand —ensuring hospitals have exactly what they need, when they need it.

  • Own the end-to-end movement of surgical kits and medical devices — from dispatch through to return and reprocessing
  • Prepare and send kits with high levels of accuracy , knowing even small errors can impact patient procedures
  • Coordinate inbound and outbound devices , including consignment stock, across multiple hospitals and stakeholders
  • Track, update, and maintain real-time visibility of all assets in the system
  • Perform thorough quality checks on returned kits to ensure they meet strict safety and compliance standards
  • Partner with internal teams and hospital stakeholders to align on urgent surgical requirements and delivery timelines
  • Solve problems on the fly — prioritising, adjusting, and responding to last-minute changes in surgical demand Who You Are:

Required Experience

To succeed in this role, you must meet all of the following criteria. If not, that’s okay — but this likely isn’t the right role for you. You’re a dependable team player who builds strong, collaborative relationships You have a sharp eye for detail and are committed to accuracy in everything you do

You thrive in fast-paced, high-pressure environments and stay calm under pressure You’re a confident problem-solver who can think on your feet You always act with integrity — you do the right thing, even when no one’s watching You’re genuinely passionate about making a difference in healthcare You have full Australian working rights, a valid driver’s license, and access to your own vehicle

You’re available to work a rotating roster between 7am–7pm, including on-call and occasional evening shifts Why Join Stryker?

At Stryker, we don’t just offer jobs—we build careers. As a global leader in medical technology, we provide unparalleled opportunities for growth, a strong, people-first culture, and meaningful work that improves lives. Career development

  • Continuous training and progression Financial wellbeing
  • Healthcare, insurance, and financial benefits Paid parental leave
  • Support for your growing family Volunteer days
  • Paid time off to give back Award-winning culture
  • Work with a high-performing, supportive team Leadership support
  • Be guided from day one

If you’re interested in applying to the role, can you please write a few lines at the top of your CV answering, “Why do you want to become a Kit Assembler at Stryker?

Travel Percentage

None

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