Electronics Assembler

Electronics AssemblerPGS Worldwide is seeking an Electronics Assembler in Buffalo, NY for a one-year onsite contract-to-hire role supporting a leading aerospace & defense company.The Electronics Assembler will build electronic and electromechanical products supporting advanced simulation systems. This hands-on role may include circuit card assembly, fine-pitch soldering, microelectronics assembly, cable harness fabrication, transformer winding, inspection, testing, rework, and repair. Candidates must be able to complete required in-house workmanship training.Required Skills• High school diploma or GED. • U.S. citizenship required. • 0–2 years of assembly or electronics experience. • Ability to read and follow assembly drawings, diagrams, job aids, written instructions, and released build documentation. • Ability to learn new assembly processes and tasks. • Ability to operate basic production equipment such as soldering stations, crimp tools, microscopes, and ovens. • Ability to inspect completed work for workmanship and compliance. • Ability to perform continuity checks on in-process and completed assemblies. • Ability to accurately record production data in travelers, shop-floor systems, and quality records. • Ability to follow safety, ESD, FOD, and cleanliness requirements. • Ability to move objects weighing up to 10 lbs. • Ability to successfully complete in-house workmanship training. • Ability to work 2nd shift onsite in Buffalo, NY.Preferred Skills• Current or previous IPC-A-610 certification. • Current or previous J-STD-001 certification. • Class 2 soldering ability. • Fine-pitch soldering experience. • BGA rework or circuit card repair experience. • Experience performing detailed work under a microscope. • Strong manual dexterity and precision. • Cable harness or electromechanical assembly experience. • Basic Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook skills. • Experience in a metric-based manufacturing environment.What You'll Do• Assemble electronic components using drawings, diagrams, and job aids. • Perform circuit card, microelectronics, electromechanical, wire, and cable harness assembly as assigned. • Operate production tools and equipment safely. • Inspect assemblies and identify workmanship issues or nonconformances. • Perform rework and repair activities as needed. • Complete continuity checks and document production results. • Collaborate with technicians, engineers, and supervisors to clarify instructions and improve processes. • Maintain a safe, clean, ESD-controlled, and FOD-compliant work area.Work Schedule / Shift• 2nd shift, 4:00 PM–12:30 AM. • Includes an unpaid 30-minute lunch. • 9/80 schedule with every other Friday off. • Schedule may change based on business needs. • No relocation assistance.