Electronics Assembly Technician

Electronics Assembly Technician

$18.00 - $24.00/hr based on experience.

2nd Shift: 4:00 PM - 12:30 AM

This role focuses on assembling high-reliability electronic and electromechanical products for advanced simulation systems in an aerospace and defense environment. You will work on a variety of complex assemblies, using detailed build documentation, industry standards, and specialized tools to produce quality hardware that meets stringent customer requirements. This is a 2nd shift position operating on a 9/80 schedule, offering every other Friday off while supporting a dynamic, metric-driven manufacturing operation.

• Assemble electronic components and subassemblies using assembly drawings, diagrams, and job aids to meet customer and program requirements.
• Perform fine-pitch soldering of circuit card assemblies, including BGA rework and repair of circuit cards, in accordance with applicable standards and procedures.
• Carry out manual and automated assembly of microelectronics and electromechanical assemblies as required by production demand.
• Fabricate and install semi-rigid wire and cable harnesses, ensuring correct routing, termination, and strain relief.
• Support winding and encapsulation of transformers and related components, depending on business needs and workload.
• Perform all assembly work in accordance with industry standards and internal company procedures to ensure consistent quality and compliance.
• Conduct continuity checks and basic electrical tests on in-process and completed work to verify proper functionality and workmanship.
• Operate basic production equipment such as soldering stations, crimp tools, microscopes, ovens, and related tools in a safe and controlled manner.
• Inspect completed work for workmanship, accuracy, and compliance with released build documentation, identifying nonconformances as they arise.
• Perform rework and repair activities as needed to correct nonconforming hardware, following approved repair instructions and guidelines.
• Accurately record production data in travelers, shop floor systems, and quality records to maintain complete and traceable documentation.
• Collaborate with technicians, engineers, and supervisors to clarify build instructions, resolve technical issues, and suggest process or tooling improvements.
• Follow all safety, ESD, FOD, and cleanliness guidelines to maintain a safe, organized, and compliant work area.
• Successfully complete in-house workmanship training and criteria classes and maintain required qualifications for continued employment.
• Work effectively within a metric-based manufacturing environment, meeting productivity, quality, and schedule targets.
• Handle and move materials and assemblies, including lifting and moving objects weighing up to 10 pounds, in support of production activities.

• At least 2 years of assembly or electronic experience, or an associate degree in electronics or a related technical discipline.
• Demonstrated soldering experience on electronic assemblies.
• Experience performing manufacturing or assembly tasks in a metric-based work environment.
• Ability to move objects weighing up to 10 pounds from one location to another.
• Experience using Microsoft Word and Excel for basic documentation and data entry tasks.
• Ability to follow detailed written instructions, drawings, and build documentation with a high level of accuracy.
• Ability to operate soldering stations, crimp tools, microscopes, ovens, and other basic production equipment safely.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to performing work in accordance with industry and company standards.
• Ability to work effectively in a team environment and communicate clearly with technicians, engineers, and supervisors.

• Previous or current certifications in IPC-610 and/or J-STD-001.
• Ability to solder at a Class 2 level in accordance with applicable standards.
• Experience performing tasks under a microscope on very small assemblies with excellent manual dexterity and precision.
• Ability to learn and perform tasks independently without continuous guidance or supervision.
• Demonstrated success working in a collaborative team environment with strong interpersonal skills.
• Ability to provide positive customer service interaction while performing assembly tasks when needed.
• Experience performing manufacturing or assembly tasks in a metric-based work environment, including meeting defined productivity and quality metrics.
• Basic computer skills, including experience with Microsoft Outlook in addition to Word and Excel.

You will join a high-technology aerospace and defense environment that focuses on developing and producing state-of-the-art simulation systems. The organization offers a structured 9/80 schedule that provides every other Friday off, supporting work-life balance while maintaining steady full-time hours. You will work with experienced technicians and engineers in a collaborative setting that values continuous improvement, formal…