Assembler:

The Assembler performs production assembly operations on electronic and mechanical assemblies and subassemblies, including printed circuit boards, modules, panels, frames, and electromechanical products. The role supports soldering, inspection, testing, rework, assembly, and manufacturing activities while ensuring compliance with quality standards and production timelines. Responsibilities Perform repetitive and non-repetitive production assembly operations on electronic and/or mechanical assemblies and subassemblies such as modules, boards, panels, drawers, frames, and cables. Work from diagrams and drawings, make initial layouts, and use hand and/or power tools, jigs, and saws. Make continuity checks on work in process and completed assemblies. Conduct quality inspections on the processing line in accordance with quality specifications. Disassemble, modify, rework, reassemble, and test experimental or prototype assemblies and subassemblies according to specifications and under simulated conditions. Perform assembly, soldering, inspection, packaging, process improvements, training, and related activities. Perform SMT and/or PTH soldering of printed circuit boards. Perform SMT and PTH rework and touch‑up of PCB assemblies. Complete component bond, component assembly, and hardware assembly activities. Operate machinery utilized in the PCB area, such as the Wave solderer, CS‑400, pinning machine, and solder fountain. Perform duties of conformal coating processes. Perform duties in module cleaning, potting, and testing. Use bench‑top equipment, test equipment, hand tools, and computers. Assemble small mechanical products, including springs, gears, and mechanical subassemblies. Assemble and test electro‑ and electro‑mechanical products. Participate in meetings to determine work priorities. Install electronic components onto circuit boards utilizing basic hand tools, materials, and processes. Perform soldering, wiring, routing, assembly, disassembly, touch‑up, cleaning, and minor modifications to assemblies. Follow manufacturing aids and assembly work instructions. Perform self‑inspection of product for defects prior to moving product to the next step. Read bills of materials and follow manufacturing instructions. Ensure assemblies meet quality standards and production timelines. Qualifications Manufacturing Contract – 12 Months Second Shift 4/10 Schedule, 40 Hours OT Required Weekly Must be a U.S. Citizen $18.00 – $30.00 Hourly High School Diploma or GED equivalent 2 years of prior experience in Production and/or Manufacturing Experience in the manufacturing of aircraft instruments or electronics is desired 2–3 years of soldering experience Excellent hand soldering skills with through‑hole and surface‑mount components Strong analytical, problem‑solving, and innovative solution capabilities Assembly and inspection under a microscope Working knowledge of mechanics and electrical systems Knowledge of prototype, assembly drawings, and blueprint reading Ability to support assemblies of a complex and critical nature that may require extensive knowledge of techniques, tools, materials, military standards, and ISO 9000 Effective interpersonal, communication, and collaboration skills and abilities to facilitate teamwork Develops and encourages original, creative, and successful approaches to issues, continually improves processes, and takes smart risks Motivated individual, fast learner, and capable of working independently Aptitude and physical abilities to learn to work on very small mechanical assemblies Good eyesight, including color vision Above‑average level of mechanical aptitude Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand the English language Preferred Skills IPC‑610 certification preferred Past or present IPC certification is a plus Working knowledge of mechanics and electrical systems Previous OEM or EMS industry experience is highly desirable Benefits Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k), and more! TG Rewards Program Employee Referral Program #J-18808-Ljbffr