Assembly Operator

Job Description:

• Hand assemble and solder components into printed circuit boards.

• Perform various board, bracket, and label assemblies.

• Visually inspect and test circuit boards and components for functionality and adherence to specification.

• Identify and address issues including soldering defects and other assembly process problems.

• Repair failed boards.

• Touch up and clean circuit boards.

• Contribute to efficient production procedures and an orderly production area.

• Promote standard operating procedures, safety policies, and regulations.

• Provide support to the Team as needed.

Responsibilities include:

• Production and processing aptitude.

• Ability to hand solder and identify electronic components.

• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and specifications.

• Quality control mindset.

• Self-motivated, resourceful, and adaptable; able to work independently within a team-focused environment.

Requirements:

• Good communication skills

• Must be able to work under a scope all day.

• Excellent hand-eye coordination

• Ability to operate soldering machines

• Basic computer skills such as emailing, and defect record keeping.

• Willingness to work in flexible shifts.

• Must be able to lift 5-15pounds.

• Maintains a clean and safe work area.

• Able to read and comprehend work instructions and prints.

• Must be able to sit for 8-10 hours.

Additional Skills Preferred (but not required):

• IPC certificate a plus

• Good soldering skills are preferred (but will train the right candidate)

• Must be able to multitask to meet deadlines.

• Experience in an electronics manufacturing setting is a plus, but not required.

• Knowledge of IPC-J-STD-001 is required (but will train the right person).

• Good reading and math skills are required.