What are the responsibilities and job description for the Electronic Assembler (QC & SMT Touch-Up) position at Chauvet?
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Position Overview
Responsible for supporting production by inspecting and verifying finished printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) for workmanship and completeness, performing touch-up and minor rework of small surface-mount components as needed, and documenting results to ensure product quality and reliability. In addition to assembly, you will perform functional testing and chip programming.
Job Requirements: Include the following essential duties and responsibilities. Other duties may be assigned:
Position Overview
Responsible for supporting production by inspecting and verifying finished printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) for workmanship and completeness, performing touch-up and minor rework of small surface-mount components as needed, and documenting results to ensure product quality and reliability. In addition to assembly, you will perform functional testing and chip programming.
Job Requirements: Include the following essential duties and responsibilities. Other duties may be assigned:
- Finished Board Inspection (QC): Inspect completed PCBAs for workmanship, component placement/polarity, solder quality, and overall completeness using work instructions, checklists, and visual aids.
- SMT Touch-Up & Minor Rework: Perform precise touch-up of small SMT parts (e.g., resistors/capacitors/ diodes/ICs) including alignment correction and limited component replacement.
- Defect Identification & Documentation: Identify, document, and communicate defects and trends (e.g., missing/misaligned parts, solder bridges, lifted pads) and disposition boards per established procedures.
- Process & Work Instruction Adherence: Follow build documentation, QC criteria, and revision-controlled instructions; ensure proper ESD handling, labeling, and status of product throughout inspection and rework.
- Functional Testing: Run diagnostic tests on completed boards using multimeters, or automated test fixtures to verify electrical performance.
- Chip Programming: Load firmware onto microcontrollers using specialized programming hardware.
- High School diploma or equivalent required; technical training or electronics certification preferred.
- QC/Inspection Experience: 2 years of experience inspecting electronic assemblies/PCBAs, using workmanship criteria and checklists to identify defects.
- SMT Touch-Up Skills: Demonstrated ability to perform careful touch-up/rework on small SMT components and fine-pitch parts (lead-free experience preferred).
- Documentation & Traceability: Comfort working with basic computer tools to record inspection results, track board status, and interpret pass/fail outcomes where applicable.
- Attention to Detail & Dexterity: Strong hand-eye coordination for working with miniature components and consistently meeting workmanship standards.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a production team.