Electronic Assembler

Electronic Assembler – Hands-On Manufacturing OpportunityA growing electronics manufacturing operation is seeking a reliable, detail-oriented Electronic Assembler with hand-soldering and electro-mechanical inspection experience. This is an excellent opportunity for someone interested in high-tech manufacturing, working with electronic components, automated equipment, and complex assemblies.You may work on products used in medical equipment, Internet-of-Things devices, national defense, and other innovative technologies. This position offers a clean, organized work environment and the opportunity to develop valuable manufacturing skills.What You'll Be DoingAssemble, test, and inspect electronic and electro-mechanical products using written instructions.Identify and prevent workmanship or material defects to ensure product quality.Report actual and potential quality issues to support corrective action.Meet production deadlines while maintaining quality and productivity standards.Follow IPC standards, work instructions, and established procedures.Recommend improvements to product quality, productivity, and manufacturing processes.Operate complex machinery and automated tools.Perform product rework and modifications according to written documentation.Assist with equipment installations, moves, process qualification, and routine maintenance.Perform basic equipment and facility maintenance as directed.What We're Looking ForExperience with hand-soldering.Experience with electro-mechanical inspection.Valid driver's license.Ability to multitask and prioritize responsibilities.Strong attention to detail, accuracy, organization, and timeliness.Willingness to ask questions and seek direction when needed.Ability to follow detailed instructions and report deviations to a supervisor.Ability to work well with others in a team environment.Mechanical aptitude.Ability to obtain ESD certification; training provided.Willingness to learn electronic component identification.Comfort working in a warehouse or manufacturing setting.Ability to learn and follow OSHA safety standards.Basic knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.Clear verbal and written communication skills.Willingness to learn shipping, receiving, inventory, and material-handling procedures.