Junior Electromechanical Assembly Technician

A day in the life in Chino, CA

You clock in, review the day's build plan, and open a fresh set of blueprints. With a tape measure at your side and hand tools ready, you begin assembling components to precise specifications. Along the way, you solder small connections, verify dimensions, and run quality checks so every unit meets our standards. When a part doesn’t align, you flag it quickly and work with your supervisor to resolve the issue. Your bench stays tidy, your PPE stays on, and you wrap up the shift by suggesting process tweaks that could make tomorrow even better.

What you'll do

• Interpret basic blueprints and follow written instructions to assemble components accurately.
• Perform in-process inspections and final quality checks to ensure products meet company requirements.
• Keep your work area organized, clean, and safe throughout the day.
• Collaborate with teammates to refine assembly steps and improve throughput.
• Promptly report discrepancies, defects, or equipment issues to your supervisor.
• Adhere to safety procedures and guidelines at all times.

What helps you thrive

• High school diploma or GED.
• Introductory blueprint literacy and the ability to follow detailed instructions.
• Strong attention to detail, with solid teamwork and communication skills.
• Good hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity for small parts work.
• Curiosity and a growth mindset—you're eager to learn new tasks and tools.

Hands-on strengths we value

• Mechanical assembly fundamentals, including machine build/assembly tasks.
• Soldering of basic connections.
• Confident use of a tape measure and precise measurement habits.
• General mechanical aptitude and assembly know-how.
• Ability to read and work from simple blueprints.

This is an early-career role designed to help you grow your assembly skill set in a supportive, fast-paced manufacturing environment.