Laser Trim Machine Operator

Laser Trim Machine Operator

Location:

Portland Metro Area, OR

Pay: $24–30/hr starting DO

Schedule:

Full-Time | Train on Day Shift, then move to Swing Shift

We are partnering with a highly specialized and well‑established electronics manufacturing company that values precision, innovation, and long‑term employee growth. This team is known for its technical expertise, collaborative environment, and willingness to train motivated individuals who are passionate about electronics, automation, and programming.

This is an awesome opportunity for someone who loves legacy electronics, troubleshooting, programming, and hands‑on technical work.

• Operate and monitor laser trim machinery used in precision electronics manufacturing
• Work with industrial PCs, automation equipment, motion‑control electronics, and related control software
• Perform machine setup, calibration, and troubleshooting
• Monitor production quality and ensure specifications are met
• Read and interpret technical documentation and process instructions
• Assist with machine maintenance and support production efficiency
• Collaborate with engineering and production teams to resolve issues
• Learn and work within legacy programming and electronics environments
• Train on day shift before transitioning to swing shift once fully trained

• Unique opportunity to work with legacy electronics and specialized automation systems
• Hands‑on technical environment with long‑term growth potential
• Work with a stable company that values technical curiosity and internal development
• Opportunity to learn programming languages and machine‑control systems
• Competitive starting pay based on experience

• Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills
• Interest in electronics, industrial automation, or machine programming
• Comfortable working around industrial equipment and manufacturing machinery
• Ability to learn technical systems and programming environments
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow technical processes
• Good communication and problem‑solving skills
• Reliable work ethic and willingness to learn

• Experience as a bench electronics technician or similar technical role
• Exposure to industrial PCs, motion‑control systems, or automation equipment
• Familiarity with programming languages or desire to learn:
  • C
  • C++
  • x86 Assembly Language
  • Borland Pascal / Delphi
  • Visual Basic
• Manufacturing or production experience
• Experience troubleshooting electronics or machine systems

We are looking for someone who is technically curious, dependable, and eager to learn. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys figuring out how things work, likes hands‑on environments, and has an interest in both electronics and programming.

If you are the type of person who enjoys problem solving, tinkering, and growing your technical skillset, this could be a fantastic long‑term opportunity.