Electronics Assembly Technician -- Micro‑Soldering & Test

Job Description

Job Description A day in this role

Join our production team assembling and testing precision electro‑mechanical components that power real‑world systems. Multiple schedules are open — 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and weekend — with shift differentials available. You’ll work from manufacturing drawings and SOP/OMS, use microscopes and small hand tools, and keep quality and cleanliness at the forefront.

What you’ll do

• Assemble components by following standardized work instructions aligned to top/sub‑level drawings.
• Test electronic and mechanical sub‑assemblies, applying strong hand–eye coordination for precise work.
• Interpret manufacturing drawings and SOP/OMS to complete tasks accurately.
• Maintain 5S standards to ensure a clean, orderly work area throughout the shift.
• Model a continuous improvement mindset in daily activities.
• Follow all direction and safety protocols; apply job skills in accordance with company policies and procedures.
• Work with microscopes and a range of small hand tools to achieve fine detail and repeatability.
• Handle varied, semi‑routine duties; overtime may be required based on production needs.

Preferred background

• Soldering experience is preferred.
• Electronic assembly experience is preferred.
• Ability to read/understand manufacturing drawings and SOP/OMS is preferred.
• 1+ years of related experience preferred (not required).

Core proficiencies

• Reading electrical schematics and blueprint interpretation
• Mechanical troubleshooting
• Soldering for electrical/electronic systems
• Electro‑mechanical assembly techniques
• Shop math and measurement skills

Shifts and differentials

We offer 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and weekend shifts with shift differentials. Both 1st and 2nd shifts are available; there is a 10% shift differential between 1st and 2nd shift.

Compliance and requirements

Must be naturalized U.S. Citizen

Drug Test is required

Criminal Background Screen required