Assembler 2nd Shift: 147970

Assembler 2nd Shift (ID 147970) Position: Assembler 2nd Shift Position Details Aerospace / Defense Manufacturing Aerospace and Defense Electronics Contract – 12 months 4/10 – 2nd Shift Must be a U.S. Citizen $24.00 – $27.00 hourly Education & Job Requirements Bachelor’s degree and 4–8 years of experience, or Master’s degree with 2–6 years of experience Demonstrated experience in SMT and through-hole soldering on PCBs Highly skilled solder assembler with years of direct related experience Proficiency in rework and repair of bottom-terminated components, including QFNs, BGAs, and LGAs Experience using rework equipment (hot‑air pencils, hot plates, reflow ovens, specialty stations) Experience performing X‑ray inspection and evaluating solder joint integrity Knowledge of IPC‑A‑610 and IPC‑J‑STD standards Ability to interpret engineering drawings, bills of materials, and engineering change orders Experience performing board‑level verification, including visual inspection, AOI, and functional testing Experience working in ESD‑controlled and cleanroom environments Ability to monitor and document equipment parameters (temperature, airflow) Must pass medical exam as required Must read, write, speak, and understand English Job Duties & Functions Performs SMT and through‑hole soldering on PCBs in accordance with work orders and engineering specifications Removes, replaces, and reworks electronic components, including bottom‑terminated devices, using advanced rework tools Conducts X‑ray inspection of reworked components to verify solder joint integrity and documents results Executes board‑level inspections (visual, AOI, functional testing) to ensure compliance with specifications Interprets engineering change orders and bills of materials to support build‑to‑print manufacturing Maintains ESD‑controlled and cleanroom work environments in compliance with industry standards Monitors and records process parameters (temperature, airflow) during soldering and rework operations Collaborates with engineering and manufacturing teams to resolve production issues Supports continuous improvement initiatives and recommends process enhancements Assists in training and mentoring junior assemblers Physical Requirements & Environment Performs work in a cleanroom and ESD‑controlled manufacturing environment Handles small electronic components requiring fine motor skills and visual acuity Works extended hours or overtime as required to meet production demands Benefits Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k) TeamGlobal Rewards Program Employee Referral Program #J-18808-Ljbffr JSfirm.com