Soldering Tech MB/ Assembler II - FI_WU

Job Description

Job Description

Position Summary:

The MB Solder Tech is responsible for all solder work assignments ranging from solder rework, connector repair, SMT, thru-hole components and BGA support based on project needs.

The Assembler II performs intermediate-level assembly operations, including hand and machine assembly and soldering, to produce quality products in a manufacturing environment. This role requires prior assembly experience, the ability to work independently with minimal supervision, and consistent adherence to quality and safety standards.

MB Solder Tech Key Responsibilities:

• Perform solder work based on rework/repair requirement.
• Follow rework and repair instructions and operational procedures.
• Check for CID and make sure the MB is good before solder work is performed.
• Check for excessive flux residue and solder and clean using alcohol and cloth.
• Check for cold and short solder pads.
• Check for Solder Bridge.
• Check for shifted pads and pins.
• Check for correct polarity.
• Brush properly to remove the solder splash and balls.
• Make sure the MB is clean before moving to the next station.
• Organize good parts and non-conforming parts.
• Meet and exceed KPI defined to meet the business and operational requirement.
• Turn in KPI report on time, end of the working day.
• Check and keep record for ESD Audit daily.
• Follow 5S standard.
• Utilize the company’s time to be efficient and productive. This is including the punctuality from break and personal matter.
• When required, work assignment can change based on project needs like inspection, testing, data input
  

Assembler II (Soldering) Key Responsibilities:

• Perform mechanical and/or electronic assembly of components and subassemblies according to work instructions, schematics, and drawings
• Execute hand soldering operations (through-hole and/or surface mount) in accordance with workmanship standards
• Use hand tools, power tools, soldering irons, and measuring equipment safely and effectively
• Read and interpret assembly prints, bills of materials (BOMs), and routing instructions
• Inspect assemblies for quality, defects, and proper workmanship; make adjustments or rework as required
• Identify nonconforming materials or processes and report issues to supervision or quality personnel
• Maintain accurate production and quality documentation
• Meet established production schedules and quality metrics
• Follow all safety, ESD, quality, and manufacturing procedures
• Maintain a clean and organized work area (5S standards, where applicable)
• Assist with training or supporting entry-level assemblers as needed
• Other duties as assigned.
  

Required Qualifications:

• High school diploma or GED
• 2+ years of manufacturing assembly experience
• Demonstrated soldering experience (electronics or electrical components)
• Ability to read and follow detailed work instructions and drawings
• Proficiency with hand tools and soldering equipment
• Strong attention to detail and quality
• Maintain the effectiveness of the Quality Management System according to the applicable standards.
• Ensure that determine and fulfill the requirements according to Customer commitment and regulatory provisions applicable.
• Ability to stand or sit for extended periods
• Ability to perform repetitive motions
• Ability to lift up to 25–50 lbs with or without reasonable accommodation
• Visual acuity sufficient for close assembly and soldering work
• Intermediate mechanical and/or technical aptitude
• Manual dexterity and steady hand control for precision soldering
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Time management and productivity focus
• Strong commitment to safety and quality standards
  

Perferred Qualifications:

• Experience with electronic, electrical, or electro-mechanical assemblies
• Familiarity with quality inspection criteria and rework procedures
• Experience working in a regulated or high-reliability manufacturing environment