Soldering Technician; Temp

Position(s): Assembly Solder III / Assembly Solder II

Duration: 10+ months Contract (Temp to Hire)

Work Location:Alpharetta GA USA 30005

Shift: 9-80 A|1st Shift|06:00 AM|N

Note:

All positions are temp to hire roles.

The main skill sets will be mechanical assembly, electronics soldering (IPC J-STD-001 is a plus), and circuit board reworking.

Position Overview:

An Assembly Solder is responsible for performing soldering operations in the assembly of electronic components and products. They play a crucial role in ensuring the quality and reliability of electronic assemblies by effectively joining parts together using soldering techniques. The Assembly Solder works in a manufacturing or production environment and collaborates with a team of technicians, engineers, and supervisors to meet production targets and maintain product standards.

• Soldering Operations:
  Perform soldering tasks using hand tools, soldering irons, and other equipment to join electronic components, wires, and parts according to specifications and quality standards.
• Component Preparation:
  Prepare electronic components for soldering by cleaning, tinning leads, and applying flux as necessary to ensure proper adhesion and electrical connections.
• Assembly and Integration:
  Assemble and integrate electronic components onto printed circuit boards (PCBs), sub-assemblies, or final products following assembly diagrams, work instructions, or blueprints.
• Quality Control:
  Inspect soldered connections, joints, and assemblies for defects, such as bridging, cold joints, or insufficient solder, and perform rework or touch-up as required to meet quality standards.
• Workstation Maintenance:
  Maintain a clean and organized workstation, ensuring that soldering equipment is properly maintained, calibrated, and functioning correct.
• Documentation and Reporting:
  Record production data, defects, and any non-conformities encountered between the assembly process. Report issues to supervisors or engineering personnel as needed.
• Process Improvement:
  Collaborate with the engineering team to identify opportunities for process improvement, efficiency enhancement, and cost reduction. Safety and Compliance.
• Safety and Compliance:
  Adhere to safety protocols, guidelines, and company policies to ensure a safe working environment. Follow industry standards and regulations related to soldering and electronics assembly.

High school diploma or equivalent. Previous experience in soldering and electronics assembly is highly desirable.

• Proficient in hand soldering techniques and the use of soldering irons, solder wire, and flux.
• Familiarity with reading and interpreting assembly diagrams, work instructions, and blueprints.
• Knowledge of various soldering methods, including through-hole and surface mount technology (SMT) soldering.
• Understanding of electronic components, their polarities, and identification markings.
• Attention to detail and ability to perform precise soldering work with minimal errors.
• Basic understanding of quality control principles and ability to perform visual inspections.
• Strong manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
• Ability to work effectively in a team environment and communicate with colleagues.
• Adherence to safety guidelines and the ability to follow procedures accurately.
• Flexibility to adapt to changing priorities and work on multiple projects simultaneously.

• Soldering
• PCB Assembly (Printed Circuit Board Assembly)
• IPC Joint Industry Standard (IPC-J-STD)