Assembler

• Perform precision assembly work using standard hand tools and shop equipment.
  
• Demonstrate proficiency in surface‐mount soldering techniques.
  
• Work under a microscope for extended periods while maintaining accuracy and focus.
  
• Assemble components and integrated systems into exact specifications.
  
• Read, interpret, and build schematics, assembly prints, and engineering drawings.
  
• Maintain a clean, organized work area and minimize material waste.
  
• Conduct routine equipment maintenance and support general shop duties as assigned.
  
• Communicate effectively with peers, engineers, and supervisors.
  
• Become familiar with tools, instrumentation, and calibration equipment as required.
  
• Take ownership of assigned tasks and consistently deliver quality‐focused workmanship.
  
• Verify fit, alignment, and conformity of parts and assemblies per engineering documentation.
  
• Use basic test equipment—such as a multimeter—to support assembly and troubleshooting (preferred).
  
• Work efficiently and independently in a fast‐paced production environment.
  
• Build and maintain positive, professional working relationships across the team.
  
• Follow instructions, accept feedback, and apply best practices.
  
• Apply ESD‐safe handling procedures at all times.
  
• Utilize computer‐based applications to support daily tasks.
  
• IPC‐A‐610 or J‐STD‐001 certification is a plus.
  

Requirements

• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
  
• High school diploma and minimum 4 years of relevant assembly experience.
  
• Ability to read and write in English and perform basic math.
  
• Good visual acuity and excellent hand‐eye coordination.
  
• Ability to interpret technical data packages for electronic assemblies.
  
• Ability to sit or stand for extended periods, reach with hands and arms, and communicate clearly.
  
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. as needed.
  
• Must be able to pass a preemployment drug screening and background check.