Electrical Assembly Technician

Job Description

Job Description

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.