Assembly Technician

Job Title Pay Range: $33.13hr - $35.78hr Requirements Ability to work carefully with sensitive components, including cable harnesses, small, soldered parts, fibers, optical components, and mechanically aligned assemblies. Ability to move independently from one task to the next while following documented instructions and meeting production priorities. Ability to identify stopping points in documentation where technician review or sign-off is required. Ability to perform basic troubleshooting and document issues clearly and thoroughly. Ability to use computer systems to track work order progress. Ability to adapt and adjust to changing production priorities based on customer needs. Strong verbal and written communication skills to interact effectively with technicians, manufacturing engineers, and inventory control. Attention to detail and basic mechanical and electrical understanding. Ability to follow and interpret documentation across multiple product types. Responsibilities Build electronic, mechanical, and optical assemblies used in measurement instruments and related systems. Review computer-based schedules and tasks using designated programs. Check assigned Work Orders (WO) and Sales Orders (SO) and verify that required materials are available. Follow assembly documentation to complete sub-assemblies, system assemblies, upgrades, or full instrument builds. Perform electronic assembly tasks such as crimping, soldering, and cable installation. Execute mechanical assembly using basic hand tools. Perform optical alignment and calibration. Install sub-assemblies into larger builds. Prepare instruments or accessories for final technical review, certification, packaging, and shipment. Support multiple product lines with different configurations, customer options, and upgrade requirements. Create and submit appropriate Non-Conformance (Client) form requests when issues are identified. Identify missing or incorrect materials, building discrepancies, fit or alignment concerns, or documentation gaps. Maintain quality and accuracy while working in a fast-paced production environment. Skills Electronic assembly. Mechanical assembly. Soldering. Crimping. Cable installation. Optical alignment. Calibration. Hand tools. Troubleshooting. Documentation. Inventory control communication.