Assembler I

Job Type

Full-time

Description

Performs a wide variety of assembly operations to create precision electro-mechanical assemblies. Uses precision measuring instruments to ensure conformance with blueprint specifications and tolerances.

Essential Functions:

• Follows sequence of operations in performing manual assembly, hand soldering.
• Uses precision measuring instruments to ensure conformance with blueprint specifications and tolerances.
• Works with a microscope for extended periods of time to solder and assemble delicate rotary joint products.
• Works regularly from prints and drawings and utilizing parts lists to match work orders/routers, following process specifications, and utilizing standard measuring tools to follow customer specifications and then accurately fill out supporting documentation.
• Masking, demasking and ink marking of parts.
• Hand torch soldering.
• Safety, Health and Environmental compliance are included as part of everyday activities.

• High School diploma or Accredited GED
• 0-3 years of Assembly experience
• US Citizen (or must be authorized to work in the US for any employer)

• Excellent dexterity with hand to eye coordination for very small parts
• Blueprint reading
• Knowledge of in-process Assembly procedures
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Basic mathematical aptitude required for part dimensioning and stack up
• Flexibility to work overtime as required

• J-STD-001 certified soldering experience.
• Previous electronics/microelectronics assembly experience.
• Basic computer skills.

• General Safety
• Experience working in Lean cellular work centers
• ISO Quality Management Systems Awareness
• Soldering certificate to ANSI J-STD-001
• Foreign Object Debris (FOD) Training

• 80% Sitting at Workstation using precision hand tools
• 20% Standing/walking
• Good eyesight, correctable to 20/20 vision
• Continuous mental and visual attention to details on repetitive precision tasks