Electrical Assembly Technician

Benefits:

401(k)

Competitive salary

Dental insurance

Health insurance

Paid time off

What This Role Is You’ll be building and assembling electronic systems for our NugSmasher IQ and Touch series machines. This is hands-on work focused on precision—assembling, wiring, and soldering components while ensuring every unit performs reliably before moving to final assembly.

What You’ll Be Doing

Assemble electronic components based on schematics and build plans

Perform high-quality soldering on PCBs and electrical components

Wire and connect components inside electrical systems and enclosures

Install and prep sensors, controllers, and thermocouples

Assemble heater components and related systems

Build and prep wire harnesses using our wire cutting machine

Prep and install LED light drivers and related components

Work with both AC and DC electrical systems

QC and test assemblies before they move to final assembly

Inspect builds for cleanliness, consistency, and reliability

Troubleshoot electrical issues at the component and assembly level

Additional Responsibilities

Perform functional testing of assemblies (sensors, heaters, outputs)

Validate thermocouple readings and overall system performance

Record test results and maintain basic build documentation

Follow and help refine standard build procedures (SOPs)

Identify and flag recurring issues or inconsistencies

Operate and maintain wire processing and assembly equipment

Maintain a clean, organized, production-ready workspace

Work closely with final assembly to ensure smooth handoff

What Matters

Strong soldering skills (core to this role)

Experience working with PCBs and electronic components

Basic understanding of electrical systems (AC and DC)

Ability to read wiring diagrams or schematics

High attention to detail — clean, consistent work is critical

Reliable and consistent — shows up and executes

Nice to Have

Experience in electronics assembly or appliance manufacturing

Familiarity with thermocouples, heating elements, or control systems

Previous production or manufacturing environment experience

Quality Standard Work will be evaluated on solder quality, wiring cleanliness, consistency, and long-term reliability. Every build should be repeatable, serviceable, and ready for real-world use.