Production Assoociate
Job Description
Job DescriptionProduction Assembly - Electronics
Role Overview
This position supports hands-on assembly and integration of electronic components and cable-based subassemblies used in regulated equipment. The role focuses on precision bench work, component installation, and manual assembly of low?volume, high?reliability products.
Primary Duties
- Manually install leaded electronic components into circuit substrates
- Perform precision soldering using established workmanship standards
- Build and connect wired subassemblies, including power-related units
- Interpret visual aids, diagrams, and written assembly instructions to complete builds
- Conduct visual and functional checks to ensure assemblies meet quality expectations
- Assist with additional assembly processes as skills and training allow
- Keep tools, parts, and workstations organized and compliant with workplace standards
Required Background
- Prior experience assembling electronic or electro-mechanical products
- Hands-on soldering experience with small components
- Ability to follow detailed instructions and technical documentation
- Strong dexterity and comfort working with fine?pitch parts
- Quality-focused mindset and attention to detail
Nice to Have
- Formal training or certification in electronics workmanship standards
- Exposure to surface mount or mixed-technology assembly
- Experience assembling wired units, converters, or power-based electronics
Work Setting
- Production or lab-style manufacturing environment
- Seated bench work handling electronic assemblies and hand tools
Production Assembly - Electronics
Role Overview
This position supports hands-on assembly and integration of electronic components and cable-based subassemblies used in regulated equipment. The role focuses on precision bench work, component installation, and manual assembly of low?volume, high?reliability products.
Primary Duties
- Manually install leaded electronic components into circuit substrates
- Perform precision soldering using established workmanship standards
- Build and connect wired subassemblies, including power-related units
- Interpret visual aids, diagrams, and written assembly instructions to complete builds
- Conduct visual and functional checks to ensure assemblies meet quality expectations
- Assist with additional assembly processes as skills and training allow
- Keep tools, parts, and workstations organized and compliant with workplace standards
Required Background
- Prior experience assembling electronic or electro-mechanical products
- Hands-on soldering experience with small components
- Ability to follow detailed instructions and technical documentation
- Strong dexterity and comfort working with fine?pitch parts
- Quality-focused mindset and attention to detail
Nice to Have
- Formal training or certification in electronics workmanship standards
- Exposure to surface mount or mixed-technology assembly
- Experience assembling wired units, converters, or power-based electronics
Work Setting
- Production or lab-style manufacturing environment
- Seated bench work handling electronic assemblies and hand tools
Pay Details: $18.00 to $20.00 per hour
Benefit offerings available for our associates include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, short-term disability, additional voluntary benefits, EAP program, commuter benefits and a 401K plan. Our benefit offerings provide employees the flexibility to choose the type of coverage that meets their individual needs. In addition, our associates may be eligible for paid leave including Paid Sick Leave or any other paid leave required by Federal, State, or local law, as well as Holiday pay where applicable.
Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled
Military connected talent encouraged to apply
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