Electronic Assembly Specialist - Cable Harness and Weapon Systems

Electronic Assembly Specialist - Cable Harness and Weapon SystemsLOCATION: Phoenix, AZ (onsite)EMPLOYMENT TYPE: Full TimeDEPARTMENT: ProductionREPORTS TO: Production ManagerINDUSTRY: Defense Manufacturing, Aerospace, Firearms/Weapon SystemsJOB SUMMARYWe are hiring an Electronic Assembly Specialist to build, test, and troubleshoot electronic sub assemblies and cable harnesses that support the M134 minigun and related weapon systems. This is a hands on production role for someone who can solder to IPC/J-STD standards, read and build from electrical schematics, and run cable test programs on a Cirris tester. Strong fit for candidates coming from aerospace, defense, or high reliability electronics manufacturing who are comfortable working in an ESD controlled environment around firearms.KEY RESPONSIBILITIESAssemble, inspect, and functionally test gun control unit sub assemblies across all product variantsAssemble, inspect, and functionally test electronic assemblies and cable harnesses across all product variantsSolder connectors and electrical components to IPC-A-620 and J-STD-001 workmanship standardsBuild and maintain test harnesses on the Cirris cable test machine, write Cirris test programs, and develop Acceptance Test Procedures (ATPs) for cable assembliesBuild electrical schematics by hand or using CAD/schematic capture toolsDesign and build electrical support equipment used for system level testing, including interface boxes for gun and aircraft systemsWork in accordance with ESD sensitive standards, control measures, and handling practicesFollow documented work instructions and assembly procedures for all builds and testsComplete post assembly operational testing per approved test instructionsPartner with design engineers on harness design for manufacturability and provide hands on electrical assembly inputMaintain training records and specialty process certifications (soldering, cable assembly)REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONSU.S. Citizen (ITAR controlled position)18 years of age or olderNot a prohibited possessor under ATF regulations, the Gun Control Act of 1968, the National Firearms Act of 1934, or Arizona Revised Statute 13-3101Comfortable working directly with and around firearms dailyHigh school diploma or equivalentMinimum 2 years of experience in an electronics production, manufacturing, or warehouse environmentHands on soldering experience with connectors and electrical componentsExperience reading and/or creating electrical schematicsAble to pass a background check consistent with ITAR and firearms industry requirementsPREFERRED QUALIFICATIONSIPC-A-620 or J-STD-001 certification (or prior experience working to these standards)Experience with Cirris cable testers or similar cable/harness test equipmentExperience building wire harnesses or cable assemblies for aerospace or defense applicationsPrior work in a regulated manufacturing environment (ITAR, AS9100, or similar)Experience leading or working within cross functional production teamsStrong verbal and written communication skillsCERTIFICATIONS/TRAINING PROVIDED BY EMPLOYERITAR trainingM134-D minigun familiarization, operation, and maintenance trainingJ-STD-001 solder certificationIPC-A-620 aerospace cable assembly certificationWORK ENVIRONMENTESD controlled production floor, primary work settingOccasional field site visits with exposure to outdoor weather, heat, cold, dust, and noiseModerate to moderately loud noise levelsSome weekend and overtime work requiredOccasional overnight travel, domestic and internationalHigh attention to firearm safety required at all timesPHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSAble to stand and walk for extended periodsAble to lift and move up to 50 lbs occasionallyAble to hold, lift, and operate firearms as part of job dutiesUse of hands and arms for fine assembly and soldering workAble to wear required PPE in field settings, including hearing protection, safety glasses, work boots, hard hats, and bullet resistant vests when applicableKEY RESPONSIBILITIES-Assemble, inspect, and functionally test gun control unit sub assemblies across all product variants-Assemble, inspect, and functionally test electronic assemblies and cable harnesses across all product variants-Solder connectors and electrical components to IPC-A-620 and J-STD-001 workmanship standards-Build and maintain test harnesses on the Cirris cable test machine, write Cirris test programs, and develop Acceptance Test Procedures (ATPs) for cable assemblies-Build electrical schematics by hand or using CAD/schematic capture tools-Design and build electrical support equipment used for system level testing, including interface boxes for gun and aircraft systems-Work in accordance with ESD sensitive standards, control measures, and handling practices-Follow documented work instructions and assembly procedures for all builds and tests-Complete post assembly operational testing per approved test instructions-Partner with design engineers on harness design for manufacturability and provide hands on electrical assembly input-Maintain training records and specialty process certifications (soldering, cable assembly) #J-18808-Ljbffr Technical Talent Group