Manufacturing Technician II

Summary Under the direction of the Manufacturing Supervisor, the Manufacturing Technician II assembles both standard and complex electronic cable, connectors and connector components together to create cable assemblies according to customer specifications. Compliance with Work Instructions, Policies and Procedures Independently read, understand, and apply PIC Safety Policies and Manufacturing Work Instructions to customer projects with minimal guidance. Interpretation of Technical Documentation Review and interpret work orders, diagrams, prints, and other technical specifications to determine materials and processes required to produce cable assemblies. Cable Assembly Production Identify and select the appropriate cable types, ensuring precise measurement and cutting to required lengths. Operate a laser wire marker to accurately mark and cut cables to specified dimensions. Follow detailed work instructions to assemble cables using soldering and crimping techniques, integrating connectors such as coaxial, USB, ethernet, and learning the assembly process of PIC’s custom MachForce connector. Securely attach connectors and components according to technical specifications to produce high-quality cable assemblies. Labeling and Finishing Prepare and attach labels, ties, and shrink tubing to cable assemblies. Apply shrink tubing and labels using appropriate tools and techniques. Operate overmold press to apply mold to connectors. Conduct continuity and short testing when troubleshooting cable assemblies. Ensures cable assemblies are finished as required. Documentation and Record-Keeping Accurately complete all required documentation, including production reports, quality assurance logs, and job paperwork. Team Collaboration and Goal Support Actively support company and departmental goals through collaboration, problem-solving, and adherence to organizational objectives. Quality Assurance Complete cable assemblies in full compliance with print specifications and company quality standards. Perform preventative maintenance on work orders. Commitment to Continuous Improvement Demonstrate a proactive approach to learning and development, staying current with industry best practices, company policies, and production techniques. Embody the Angelus Guiding Principles: Understand and exceed customer expectations for value; communicate openly, honestly, and professionally; make and meet commitments with urgency; do what’s right even when you don’t feel like doing it; safety and quality everywhere and always; continually improve ourselves and the business; maintain work / life balance; sustain a vibrant, collaborative workplace; win / win: Angelus and employees; execute with structure and discipline; seek mutual alignment and fit; assist individuals in reaching their potential/ambitions. Summary Under the direction of the Manufacturing Supervisor, the Manufacturing Technician II assembles both standard and complex electronic cable, connectors and connector components together to create cable assemblies according to customer specifications. Essential Duties And Responsibilities Compliance with Work Instructions, Policies and Procedures Independently read, understand, and apply PIC Safety Policies and Manufacturing Work Instructions to customer projects with minimal guidance. Interpretation of Technical Documentation Review and interpret work orders, diagrams, prints, and other technical specifications to determine materials and processes required to produce cable assemblies. Cable Assembly Production Identify and select the appropriate cable types, ensuring precise measurement and cutting to required lengths. Operate a laser wire marker to accurately mark and cut cables to specified dimensions. Follow detailed work instructions to assemble cables using soldering and crimping techniques, integrating connectors such as coaxial, USB, ethernet, and learning the assembly process of PIC’s custom MachForce connector. Securely attach connectors and components according to technical specifications to produce high-quality cable assemblies. Labeling and Finishing Prepare and attach labels, ties, and shrink tubing to cable assemblies. Apply shrink tubing and labels using appropriate tools and techniques. Operate overmold press to apply mold to connectors. Conduct continuity and short testing when troubleshooting cable assemblies. Ensures cable assemblies are finished as required. Documentation and Record-Keeping Accurately complete all required documentation, including production reports, quality assurance logs, and job paperwork. Team Collaboration and Goal Support Actively support company and departmental goals through collaboration, problem-solving, and adherence to organizational objectives. Quality Assurance Complete cable assemblies in full compliance with print specifications and company quality standards. Perform preventative maintenance on work orders. Commitment to Continuous Improvement Demonstrate a proactive approach to learning and development, staying current with industry best practices, company policies, and production techniques. Embody the Angelus Guiding Principles: Understand and exceed customer expectations for value; communicate openly, honestly, and professionally; make and meet commitments with urgency; do what’s right even when you don’t feel like doing it; safety and quality everywhere and always; continually improve ourselves and the business; maintain work / life balance; sustain a vibrant, collaborative workplace; win / win: Angelus and employees; execute with structure and discipline; seek mutual alignment and fit; assist individuals in reaching their potential/ambitions. Marginal Responsibilities Perform other duties as assigned. Supervisory Requirements This position has no supervisory responsibilities. Competencies All Employees: Accountability, Ethics and Integrity, Learning Mindset, Communication. Teamwork and Collaboration, Emotional Intelligence, Problem Solving and Decision Making, Innovation, Influencing. Qualifications Education, Knowledge, and Skills Requirements High school diploma or general education degree (GED). One-year certificate from college or technical school is preferred. Two to three years working with PCB and/ or small electronic devices or related experience. Strong, professional English verbal and written communication skills. Ability to work in a team environment. Ability to respond quickly to changing priorities. Demonstrated accuracy, consistency, and thoroughness. Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the personnel member is frequently required to sit; talk or hear. Above average manual dexterity to work with short wires and use hands to handle, or touch objects or controls. The employee is regularly required to stand and walk. On occasion the incumbent may be required to stoop, bend or reach above the shoulders. Personnel may be required to lift up to 50 pounds and occasionally lift and/or move more than 100 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus. Equipment Used This position requires daily use of standard office equipment including, but not limited to, computers, printers, copiers, and calculators. This position requires daily of use small hand-held tools and electronic equipment including, but not limited to soldering equipment, industrial oven, overmold press, cable ink jet printer and custom solder robot. Ability to use magnifying light as necessary or needed. Ensure compliance with Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) requirements when performing applicable tasks. Personal Protective Equipment: Safety glasses must be worn at all times, and safety shoes must be worn if handling cable spools. When using sharp blades, cut resistant gloves must be worn at all times. Heat resistant gloves are available when necessary for projects. Work Environment The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Work is primarily performed in a climate-controlled light assembly environment with infrequent exposure to recognized health hazards. Noise level is moderate. Other Considerations Location: This position is located at the company headquarters in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Travel: This position is not expected to travel for company business. 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